In the main, the meeting of Parliament to present the Strategic Policy Statement(SPS) ended the way it started, with a heavy focus on the government’s financial projections for 2026-2028.
The Strategic Policy Statement (SPS) of the National Coalition For Caymanians (NCFC) government was subjected to thorough and critical scrutiny during Friday’s sitting of Parliament.
All 11 members of the National Coalition For Caymanians (NCFC) Government on Thursday signed a history-making coalition agreement that demonstrates to the Caymanian people how this Government of three political groupings shall cooperate as well as its shared values and decision-making processes, and
The Ministry of Planning, Lands, Agriculture, Housing & Infrastructure (PLAHI) is pleased to announce that the newly appointed Public Transport Board (PTB) held its first official meeting yesterday, October 15th, marking an important milestone in the Ministry’s ongoing efforts to improve and moderni
The Immigration (Transition) (Amendment & Validation) Bill, 2025 (“the Immigration Bill”) was Gazetted on 17 October 2025 and is now open for public consultation. Persons can visit www.gov.ky/labour to review the Bill.
The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism (CIDOT) wishes to alert the public of a fraudulent press release which is being circulated on social media.
The much-anticipated first Strategic Policy Statement (SPS) by the National Coalition for Caymanians(NCFC) government came on Wednesday, and with it a range of revenue-raising measures against the prospects for economic growth.
The NCFC Government keenly recognises that the world is currently experiencing rapid technological transformation which is altering the way private and public sector conduct business and how individuals learn, live, and work the world over.
The Ministry of Health, Environment and Sustainability (MHES) is pleased to announce a sponsorship of CI$15,000 in support of Lions Club of Tropical Gardens’ efforts to raise awareness of breast cancer and diabetes.
In a comprehensive review of the state of financial reporting by government agencies and departments, Auditor General Patrick Smith has commended “clean audits” of several departments and agencies but has also pointed out a series of shortcomings that warrant urgent attention.