Paul Hurlston has been appointed the new director of the Cayman Islands Port Authority, taking up his position on 27th June, after a “competitive recruitment process”, having already served in the role previously for 14 years, Tourism and Transport Minister Kenneth Bryan announced at a press confere
His Excellency The Governor, Mr Martyn Roper announces the launch of the new Police Service Commission (PSC) website
The Cayman Islands Regiment (CIR) concluded a nine-day “enduring response” deployment exercise as the culmination of a series of training exercises aimed to facilitate any future deployment to provide national emergency support.
Premier Hon. G. Wayne Panton tested positive for COVID-19 this morning using a lateral flow test at home and awaits the results of a confirmatory PCR test, which he took this morning.
The Cayman Islands Government, through the Ministry of Agriculture, is moving forward to establish direct agricultural trade link with Honduras in an effort to strengthen the Islands' food and nutrition security.
The Cayman Islands Government is offering a fuel cost credit to residents across all three islands to help alleviate the price of electricity this summer
Feral cat control operations in Little Cayman resumed this month following a settlement agreement between the Cayman Islands Government and local animal welfare charities Feline Friends and the Cayman Islands Humane Society.
After an open recruitment process in compliance with the Public Service Management Act, the Ministry of Investment, Innovation and Social Development (MIISD) has announced the appointment of Mr. Darvy Whittaker to Director (Designate) of the Computer Services Department (CSD) of the Cayman Islands G
A global view on the digital economy and sustainable finance, and gaining a better appreciation of the Cayman Islands’ strengths and opportunities as a result, were strong outcomes for the Cayman Islands delegation attending the Point Zero Forum in Switzerland.
In a new report looking at government eServices issued by the Office of the Auditor General, the Auditor General Sue Winspear says that while many government services are now online, there is still room for improvement.