By some accounts, there’s already a noticeable uptick in the aroma of cannabis in some places, suggesting an increase in usage since the outcome of the April referendum.
The George Town Revitalisation Initiative (GTRI), led by the Ministry of Planning, Lands, Agriculture, Housing, and Infrastructure (PLAHI), is moving ahead with remarkable momentum as it completes the second phase of exciting improvements.
The Office of the Premier this afternoon (Friday, 9 May) announced the assignment of responsibilities to Ministers in the newly formed National Coalition For Caymanians (NCFC) administration
Honourable André Ebanks was yesterday (Tuesday, 6 May 2025) sworn-in as the Premier of the Cayman Islands during a ceremony held at the House of Parliament in George Town, Grand Cayman.
In her statement to Parliament this week, Governor Jane Owen congratulated the voting public for their high turn out to the 30th April general election and also gave praise to those who ran the election so well.
Hon. André Ebanks has been officially sworn in as Premier and Hon. Gary Rutty as Deputy Premier, during a formal swearing-in ceremony at the House of Parliament — marking the official start of the new government following the general elections.
In a historic display of unity, the four newly elected Members of Parliament for West Bay gathered for their first public meeting at Heritage Park, officially debuting the National Coalition for Caymanians (NCFC), the working -title of the new Coalition between the Caymanian Community Party
The Cayman Islands National Party (CINP), guided by our unwavering commitment to
unity, has forged an eleven-member coalition government with The Caymanian
Community Party (TCCP) and like-minded independent representatives.
Today, 1 May, at Government House I met the re-elected MP from the electoral district of West Bay South, Mr Andre Ebanks. He was accompanied by the newly elected MP from the electoral district of George Town South, Mr Gary Rutty.
The outcome of voting in Wednesday’s general election in the Cayman Islands is inconclusive.
No party or group of independents has secured an absolute majority of the 19 seats at stake.