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Local interns line up for CIG career initiative
Participants in the 2026 CIG Summer Internship Programme (CNS): The Cayman Islands Government is enabling more than 210 young Caymanians to work in the civil service and private sector this summer, through the CIG’s Summer Internship Programme. This year’s cohort is the largest in the programme’s history, and to mark the milestone, the “I am a CIG Intern” campaign has been launched to give the…
The plight of Cayman Brac’s power company
Anonymous writes: There was a time when Cayman Brac’s power company was owned, managed and staffed by Caymanians. Then Dart took over. And apparently, one of the great achievements of this takeover has been finding increasingly creative ways to make the electricity go off. (more…)
Steady growth in CI's international insurance biz
(CNS): The Cayman Islands is now home to 721 Class B, C and D insurance companies, collectively writing about US$61 billion in premiums and holding total assets of approximately US$190 billion. According to the latest statistics from CIMA for Q2, the increase in premium from Q1 indicates a further $10 billion in premium and $14 billion in total asset value. (more…)
Cayman footballers to face 'quality' opponents
CIMNT player Kameron Mendez (photo credit: CIFA) (CNS): The Cayman Islands Men’s National Team (CIMNT) has been drawn into Group A of League B for the 2026-27 CONCACAF Nations League. The team will face Guyana, Puerto Rico and Dominica in the competition that also serves as qualification for the 2027 CONCACAF Gold Cup. (more…)
Ex-UK cop is new deputy CoP's as Ennis retires
(L-R) Governor Jane Owen, Assistant Commissioner Brad Ebanks, Deputy CoP Atkin and CoP Kurt Walton (CNS): After less than two years with the RCIPS as assistant commissioner, Robert Atkin has been promoted to deputy commissioner of police (DCoP), replacing Anthony Ennis, who is retiring after 45 years in the service. Meanwhile, Chief Superintendent Brad Ebanks, who has almost four decades of…
WORC has no details of PR, status revocations
(CNS): In the wake of news in May that Canover Watson’s Caymanian status had been revoked following his second conviction for corruption and fraud, even though he has been here since he was a small child, CNS submitted an FOI to find out more, as there is increasing public concern over how rarely immigration consequences are applied to immigrants who commit crime. (more…)
$10M Scranton Park opens in George Town
Central Scranton Park opening (from social media)Central Scranton Park (from social media) (CNS): Central Scranton Park, located in the heart of George Town, was officially opened on Saturday to much fanfare. Political dignitaries past and present, local community members and various public officials, including Deputy Opposition Leader Kenneth Bryan, who spearheaded the project, gathered at the…
Driver escapes major wreck with minor injuries
Crash scene Saturday night (from @everythin345) (CNS): A driver was treated in hospital on Saturday night for non-life threatening injuries following a major crash on the Esterley Tibbetts Highway. The RCIPS said the single-vehicle collision happened at around 9:00pm close to the Lakeside Condo development across from the dump. A silver Toyota Mark X was heading south when it veered off the road…
All public entities should be accepting ID cards
Photo courtesy of CIG (CNS): As the Cayman Islands Government makes a big push to get members of the public to sign up for the national identification card programme, known as My eID, CNS learned that, until this week, some public entities were still not accepting the card as proof of Caymanian status — one of the biggest selling points for the free voluntary programme. (more…)
Work begins on overhaul of health services laws
HSA hospital in George Town (CNS): The government has launched a public consultation campaign around the legislative reform of its health services and wants the people of the Cayman Islands to help shape the future of the system. The suite of draft legislation represents one of the most significant reforms in decades, designed to create a stronger, more modern and coordinated framework for…
Burnham appoints new UKOT minister
Uma Kumaran with Prime Minister Andy Burnham (CNS): Uma Kumaran, the first Sri Lankan Tamil to hold a ministerial role in the United Kingdom, has been appointed as Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Overseas Territories and Caribbean in the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. (more…)
Flow cleared to shut down 'risky' email service
(CNS): Local telecoms provider Flow has been given permission to shut down its candw.ky email service by the utilities regulator, but must do so according to a given timetable (see below). OfReg stepped in after Flow announced that the service, which has become a cybersecurity liability, would be ending during the second quarter of 2026. (more…)
Driver unconscious after smashing into pole
Crash scene on Shamrock Rd (from social media) (CNS) A driver was knocked unconscious on Sunday, 26 July, when the silver BMW he was driving slammed into a utility pole on Shamrock Road. The RCIPS said he was heading west when the car veered off the road and crashed into the pole. Police and emergency services attended the scene around 5:00pm. (more…)
Motorcyclist seriously injured in Brac crash
Police officers on Cayman Brac (CNS): A motorcycle rider sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries on Monday, 27 July, after his bike collided with a Honda Stream on Creek Road, Cayman Brac. The RCIPS said that at around 11:30am, the Honda was travelling west in the vicinity of Ivory Lane when it hit the bike, which sustained extensive damage, while the car sustained minor damage to…
Chicken coops must withstand Cat 3 storms
(CNS): The cost of a chicken coop in the Cayman Islands has gone through the roof since it was revealed in Summary Court last week that they must be able to withstand a Category 3 hurricane. This means that the average price tag for these luxury ‘chicken condos’ is around $60,000. (more…)
Pirates Week to celebrate 'Spirits, Gold and Glory'
Pirates Week (CNS): With a refilled treasure chest of over $3.3 million in its appropriation under ‘Celebrate Cayman’ in this budget cycle, the Ministry of Culture is spending more than half a million dollars on this year’s Pirates Week Festival, which this year has the theme ‘Spirits, Gold and Glory’. (more…)
Compliance with Register of Interests 'abysmal'
CSPL Chair Woody Foster on Radio Cayman (CNS): Commission for Standards in Public Life (CSPL) Chairperson Woody Foster has said that only about 80% of the more than 1,300 public officials who should be signing the Register of Interests are complying with the legal requirement to do so. The officials must, by law, declare their interests to show the public where they may have conflicts. (more…)