Kenneth Bryan mask debate 5 March

Parliament passes motion to ban face masks in public following robberies

Parliament

MPs vote to look at curbing social media access for under-16s

Michael Myles Parliament 4 March CIG

Immigration Act amendments get support across Parliament

UK MPs in Cayman

British MPs praise Cayman in ‘phenomenal’ visit

Litter West Bay Beach

Litterbugs could face a $5K fine or a year in jail...

rush hour in Cayman

Government plans unified transport body

CIFEC

MPs hope lessons are learned over George Hicks refurbishment spend

Andre Ebanks, Joey Hew and Dan Scott

2025 Year in Review: Cayman Islands voters go to the polls

Opposition Leader Joey Hew

Opposition MPs raise concerns about impact of immigration bill

Mount Trashmore landfill site

Solid waste plan: More recycling and diverting from landfill

Government reveals 2,200 Caymanians on housing waiting list

Premier Andre Ebanks

Coalition government sets out its plans ahead of November budget

Speed cameras

In Parliament: Speed cameras to be rolled out once funding in...

Parliament

Government’s plans include $209M in new revenue measures

Tradition mariners statue

MPs to look at bridging the ‘dignity gap’ for ex-wives of...

Cayman Islands Parliament

Government and opposition MPs clash over disappearing deficit

Immigration could be a a key way of increasing revenues to strengthen the country's finances, the Public Accounts Committee was told. - Photo: CIGTV

Hikes to immigration and stamp duty fees considered as new revenue...

The site of the proposed new Cayman Brac high school. - Photo: Alex Flores

Government aims to trim $6M off $59M Cayman Brac school costs

The coalition government says it is on track to bring back legislation to "protect our way of life" and to reset the balance between expats and Caymanians.

Government looks to reset balance with Caymanian Protection Act

Government celebrated its first 100 days in office at an event in George Town. - Photo: Sarah Bridge

After first 100 days, government touts ambitious vision

Cayman independence ‘not on the agenda’ despite UN efforts

House of Parliament

‘Boys’ club’ still a power in Parliament, female politicians say

PPM Joey Hew and Kenneth Bryan

PPM: We are in rebuilding phase

remittances

Minimum wage increase ‘just the start’, minister vows

constitution

10 surprising facts about Cayman’s Constitution

Parliament

Parliament passes civil service term limits for non-Caymanians

The Law Reform Commission is to look at options for a National Lottery

Lottery and cannabis options to be reviewed by Law Reform Commission

observers

Election observers urge campaign finance reform

Cayman Islands Parliament

Opposition members raise questions over police funding

same-sex, civil partnership

Privy Council rejects claim governor exceeded powers on civil partnership act

Deputy Opposition Leader Kenneth Bryan's motion to extend NiCE was voted down on Parliament. - Photo: Parliament of the Cayman Islands

Government knocks down motion to extend NiCE programme

Michael Myles announced that the national minimum wage is going to be increased to $8.75 an hour on 1 Jan. 2026. - Photo: Parliament of the Cayman Islands

$8.75 minimum wage approved by government

Minister of Finance Rolston Anglin faced questions from the opposition benches. - Photo: Parliament of the Cayman Islands

Parties clash over finances on Parliament’s opening day

The new Parliament met for the first time on Wednesday following April's general election.

Governor outlines top priorities for new Parliament

PPM responds to election campaign overspending after matter referred to police

Reduced voting hours recommended by domestic election observers

Churches Incorporation Act, money laundering

Gaps in law to be closed to protect churches

government

The in tray: 10 immediate priorities for Cayman’s new government

Sarah Champion, left, the new chairwoman of the Cayman Islands All-Party Parliamentary Group, poses with Tasha Ebanks Garcia, head of the Cayman London office. - Photo: Supplied

Cayman Westminster parliamentary group up and running again

The Commonwealth Parliamentary Association team fields questions on their mission to observe the general election. - Photo: Raymond Hainey

Election candidate rules ‘arguably unreasonable’, observers say

Ebanks unveils roadmap at rally – and signals group’s new name

Big interview: There is hope for Cayman, says TCCP leader André...

Manifesto watch: Will cost of living concerns decide the 2025 election?

Cabinet approves $7.7 million in extra funding for the police

Opposition rivals unite against PPM in fiery leadership debate

Election 2025: Party Leaders Debate as it happened

Cayman's expected operating surplus of $54.7 million is now likely to be an operating deficit of $26.2 million by the end of 2025.

As outlook shifts from surplus to deficit, government may have to...

UK Parliament

UK Parliament group for Cayman out of action since 2024 election

Cayman Islands National Party

Cayman Islands National Party holds first rally

Newlands candidates Raul Gonzalez Jr., Wayne Panton and Alva Suckoo

Key takeaways from Newlands candidates’ forum

Candidates for district of Prospect.

Key takeaways from Prospect candidates’ forum

Bryan warns of risks if cruise berth rejected, as opponents critique...

Key takeaways from North Side candidates’ forum

East End candidates

Key takeaways from East End candidates’ forum

Anthony Travers

Top lawyer welcomes US beneficial ownership policy

Jak Hurlstone addresses the UK Youth Parliamen

Caymanians make impact at UK Youth Parliament and UKOTA Youth Summit

Opinion: A pivotal election in a changing political landscape

nomination day candidates

Cayman Islands general election 2025 candidates

Parties dominate as 59 candidates declare for 2025 general election

Party time: Rival groups rush to finalise line-ups as nomination deadline...

Auditor General Sue Winspear

‘It’s been a privilege’, says outgoing Auditor General Sue Winspear

Sue Winspear Auditor General

Government slammed for unsustainable spending by outgoing auditor

Kenneth Bryan

Deputy Premier Kenneth Bryan rejoins PPM after 10 year gap

Sharon Roulstone Ombudsman

‘No one is above the law’, says Ombudsman in parliamentary meeting

Cayman Islands Parliament

Premier to face weekly questions in Parliament

New alliances and rivalries emerge amid departure of political heavyweights

Caymanians will finally get their say on cruise berth question

Deputy Premier Kenneth Bryan led the Referendum Bill debate. - Photo: Parliament of the Cayman Islands

Cruise referendum bill poised for approval in Parliament

Premier pushes contentious bills onto parliamentary agenda

What voters need to know before Election Day

Fake election officials visiting homes

Dan Scott

Dan Scott registers ‘Cayman Islands National Party’ as election race takes...

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