Leader of the new Official Opposition, Roy McTaggart, has said that while their scrutiny of the government will be robust, they will also offer suggestions and work with the government in the interest of the Cayman Islands.
Moody’s, the international credit rating agency, has maintained Cayman’s Aa3 rating for Government’s bonds issued in foreign and local currency, and an Aaa rating as a country ceiling.
Hon. Kenneth Bryan, newly appointed Minister of Tourism and Transport hosted a meet and greet on Friday, 7 May, 2021, with over 75 staff members within his portfolio.
Newly appointed Minister of Planning, Agriculture, Housing and Infrastructure (PAHI), Hon. Jay Ebanks toured a number of departments under his portfortio and met with staff members last week.
The Chambers of the Attorney General has welcomed a Privy Council ruling upholding an Appeal Court judgement in favour of the government that an overarching law is not needed for people initiated referendums in the jurisdiction.
The Cayman Islands has only made it to the amber category of countries to which British tourists are allowed to travel for holidays.
A high-powered team from WORC (Work, Opportunities and Residency Cayman), was present on the Brac from 27th- 30th April.
Maples and Calder, the Maples Group's law firm was pleased to advise the Cayman Islands Government ("CIG") on a new 25 year Public Private Partnership ("PPP") waste management contract.
In its continued efforts to maintain a robust anti-money laundering (AML) sector, the Department of Commerce and Investment (DCI) recently partnered with the Cayman Islands Centre for Business Development to host a workshop for Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions (DNFBPs).
The PTA of the Joanna Clarke Primary School (formerly Savannah Primary) and Pedro St. James will be hosting a Spring Fair on Saturday 8th May.