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.
Premier and Minister for Financial Services and Commerce, the Hon. André M. Ebanks MP will undertake a series of engagements in New York and Toronto from 13 to 16 October as part of the Cayman Islands Government’s sustained international financial services outreach.
The Ministry of Education and Training is pleased to support the Miss Teen Cayman Islands Pageant through its sponsorship of the titleholder’s educational scholarship, reinforcing its commitment to investing in the education and development of young Caymanians.
Ministry of Health, Environment and Sustainability has opened public consultation on proposals to establish a National Cancer Registry for the Cayman Islands, aimed at giving the country reliable national data to better understand, prevent and respond to cancer.
Finance Committee in the Cayman Islands Parliament has approved CI$44,945,598 in supplementary appropriations for the 2026 financial year, with most of the additional funding directed to healthcare, financial assistance, and ex-gratia benefits for seafarers and veterans.
Parliament has passed two Bills to strengthen protections for children and young people from tobacco and nicotine products and improve the regulation of healthcare professionals.
History was recorded in the Parliament of the Cayman Islands when the jurisdiction’s first female Deputy Governor took her seat in the chamber.
Minister for Caymanian Employment and Immigration, Honourable Michael Myles, has expressed an intention for the Government to make changes to the advertising requirements associated with work permit applications, following feedback from employers, job seekers and other stakeholders.
The Cayman Islands Government has approved a three-month extension of the 2026 Fuel Relief Programme, continuing support for households and businesses from 1 October through 31 December 2026.
When the Cayman Islands Parliament resumes this Wednesday, 30 September 2026, at 2:00 pm, Parliamentarians will consider several pieces of legislation that will set the template for years to come.