One of the key issues coming out of last week’s passage of the Immigration (Transition) (Amendment and Validation) Bill 2026 was the provision regularising the citizenship of some persons born in the Cayman Islands but whose immigration status has remained uncertain.
Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. (“CUC” or the “Company”) welcomes approval of the Certificate of Need (“CON”) by the Utility Regulation and Competition Office (“URCO” or the “Regulator”), paving the way for increased generation capacity to support Grand Cayman’s continued growth.
The Utility Regulation and Competition Office (URCO) has approved Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd.’s (CUC) revised Certificate of Need (CON), confirming the need for additional generating capacity оп Grand Cayman and enaЫing URCO to proceed to the next stage of а transparent, competitive solicitati
Her Excellency the Governor, Jane Owen, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Graham Hampson as Chairman of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC).
The Utility Regulation and Competition Office (URCO) wish to address а message currently circulating which claims that retail fuel prices will increase to С1$7.ОО рег gallon this week and urges motorists to rush to filling stations.
The Utility Regulation and Competition Office (URCO) wish to address a message currently circulating which claims that retail fuel prices will increase to CI$7.00 per gallon this week and urges motorists to rush to filling stations
“If you don’t use AI in your business, you are going to fail.” There is no shortage of people saying this right now, and some of them make fair points.
Dr. Robert Robertson, Senior Research Fellow, Commonwealth Institute, University of London and former President and Chief Executive Officer of the University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) and Paul Puckerin Dean of Technical and Vocational Training at UCCI were invited participants at a recent
The Department of Sports’ (DOS) flagship event for Women’s Month was a resounding success! Held on Sunday, March 8 at the Kimpton Seafire, the event drew a record crowd, including several government dignitaries.
This week I continue my series summarizing chapters from Roy Bodden’s book Deconstructing Development: Immigration, Society and Economy in Early 21st Century Cayman.