The Ministry of Finance and Economic Development (MFED) welcomes the positive results contained in the Office of the Auditor General’s (OAG) 2025 General Report, particularly the achievement of unqualified (clean) audit opinions for all 17 Ministries
The ruling National Coalition For Caymanians(NCFC) administration continues to fend off questions regarding possible conflicts of interest among some of its ministers.
A new Commonwealth Family Office Network (CFON) was formally launched today at the Commonwealth Business Forum (CBF) in Antigua and Barbuda, creating a platform to connect long-term private capital and expertise with investment opportunities across Commonwealth markets.
Aspiring entrepreneur Damoya Fearon earned top marks in the Youth Pitch Competition at the Cayman Islands Centre for Business Development’s (CICBD) 2026 Small Business Expo, for her innovative business concept aimed at turning sargassum into a valuable resource.
Statement from the Official Opposition The Leader of the Official Opposition, Honourable Joey Hew has written to Her Excellency the Governor, expressing our concerns and requesting that the circumstances surrounding the acquisition of the KiddieWinks Preschool be appropriately investigated.
Following Premier André Ebanks’ statement and the public interest in the acquisition of Kiddiewinks preschool, I wish to announce the outcome of the process which has been under way.
The Ministry of Health, Environment and Sustainability has opened public consultations on the revised Public Health Bill, 2026 and Environmental Health Bill, 2026.
In the just-published annual general report on financial reporting in the Cayman Islands, Auditor General Patrick Smith has sounded a warning about financial management.
Twenty-eight small-business exhibitors displayed their goods and services at the Indigo Hotel last week during the annual Small Business Expo, organised by the Cayman Islands Centre for Business Development (CICBD).
The Cayman Islands Government has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for a CI$236 million loan facility to support the capital investment programme approved by Parliament for the 2026–2027 Budget period.