The Cayman Islands Government has taken a decisive step forward in the global fight against illicit finance with the establishment of the Office for Strategic Action on Illicit Finance (OSAIF), a centralised authority that reinforces the jurisdiction’s alignment with international standards—particul
Awards presented to Caymanians as part of the National Heroes Day ceremony will now be officially known as the national recognition awards.
The Ministry of Planning, Agriculture, Housing, Infrastructure, Transport & Development (PAHITD), in collaboration with the Department of Agriculture (DoA), is proud to announce the official opening of the Cayman Islands’ first government-operated Egg Production Facility.
The Department of Vehicle and Drivers’ Licensing (DVDL), in alignment with the National Road Safety Committee’s strategic efforts, is reminding the public that all vehicles currently displaying decommissioned or temporary registration plates—including EVR plates—must complete replacement by 14th Nov
The Cayman Islands National Weather Service officially unveiled a fresh new look on Wednesday, 16 July, introducing a new logo and updated forecast graphics designed to make weather information clearer, more accessible and easier for the public to understand.
The Cayman Islands Intellectual Property Office (CIIPO) has enhanced the search capacity of CORIS, the system that houses its online intellectual property (IP) register of trade marks, patents and design rights.
Entrepreneurs gained insights on how to prepare compelling business cases and become funding-ready at the Cayman Islands Centre for Business Development’s (CICBD) Raising Capital Forum.
The Department of Health Regulatory Services (DHRS) is pleased to announce plans on moving towards full online services for its health insurance stakeholders.
The Cayman Islands’ Quality of Life (QOL) was assessed through a comprehensive survey, with the score standing at 82.9%. This represents a slight decrease of 0.7% from Spring 2024. The overall QOL score for Caymanians was 81.8%.
The scheduled raise in the minimum wage could herald a new approach to how the government manages the workforce of the Cayman Islands.