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CBC warns about Fentanyl Seizures in Cayman

The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) is particularly concerned about the increasing importation of the illicit drug Fentanyl to the Cayman Islands.

13 Apr, 2022

Happy campers keep Easter tradition alive!

Camping has been an Easter tradition in Cayman since…well, as long as anyone can remember. Ask your grandparents if you don’t believe me. This year was no different. The early birds were putting their tents up on beaches all over the island, from West Bay to East End, on Wednesday night

21 Apr, 2022

COVID 19 Update: 6 Hospitalized 56 New cases Sunday

Public Health has released COVID-19 figures for 25 April.

25 Apr, 2022

Police Investigate Two Armed Robberies

Shortly after 8:45PM, Sunday 24 April, police responded to a report of an armed robbery outside a premises on Shedden Road, George Town, just west of Eastern Avenue.

25 Apr, 2022

Deputy Premier Tests Positive for COVID

Deputy Premier, Minister for Finance & Economic Development and Minister for Border Control & Labour Hon. Chris Saunders has tested positive for COVID-19. He is currently in isolation and is continuing to carry out his duties remotely.

25 Apr, 2022

Message from the Premier and Minister for Sustainability & Climate Resiliency, Hon. Wayne Panton – Earth Day 2022

Today, the Cayman Islands community joined more than one billion people, governments, institutions, and businesses around the world in celebrating Earth Day 2022.

26 Apr, 2022

STEP Cayman Islands to Host Wealth Structuring Conference

Cayman’s specialist trusts and estates practitioners, and the wider private wealth community, will gather on Thursday 28 April for a Wealth Structuring Conference hosted by the STEP Cayman Islands Branch at the Kimpton Seafire.

26 Apr, 2022

Grand Cayman Deputy Governor’s 5K Challenge Postponed to 29 May

The Deputy Governor’s 5K Challenge event in Grand Cayman, originally scheduled for 24 April, has been postponed until 29 May 2022 due to unforeseen circumstances.

26 Apr, 2022

Government Seeks to Prosecute Stipend Fraudsters

An inadvertent data breach at the Ministry of Border Control & Labour has identified suspected fraud by a number of recipients of the Displaced Tourism Employees Stipend.

28 Apr, 2022

The Commissions Secretariat Relocates to George Town Financial Center

The Commissions Secretariat is moving to a new, larger office space to accommodate a growing staff complement, and to facilitate its continued service to the six Commissions it supports which include the Anti-Corruption Commission, the Civil Service Appeals Commission....

28 Apr, 2022
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