The Maritime Authority of the Cayman Islands has embarked on the next stage of its campaign against sexual harassment and misconduct on board Cayman-registered vessels, ramping up its effort to strengthen crew welfare across the Cayman Registry fleet. The move follows their drafting of a Guidance Note, which sets out how harassment and sexual misconduct should be understood and addressed at sea.
This Constitution Day 2026, The Caymanian Journal (TCJ) announced its digital launch on island.
The Cayman Islands’ first ever summer sitting of the youth parliament met to vote on a proposed social media ban.
The Cayman Islands Government has approved CI $8 million to begin a Cayman cargo port infrastructure upgrade at the existing harbour site, as officials responded to capacity pressures and ageing equipment.
The National Coalition for Caymanians has asked the Finance Committee to approve CI $134.3 million in additional government spending.
The Cayman Islands Parliament has approved a higher duty-free allowance for returning residents and passed the Children (Amendment) Act, 2024.
Hazard Management Cayman Islands concludes a major preparedness exercise focused on disaster response and recovery coordination. The segment frames the training as both a practical drill and a tribute to Deputy Governor Franz Manderson’s service.
The bulletin leads with Water Authority Cayman’s announced 3% base-rate increase effective July 1, 2026. It says the increase applies to piped water, sewage, and septic services, and is the first rate change in seven years. The authority says the money is needed for infrastructure investments that support present and future operations.
The Cayman Islands Government is on the road to installing traffic cameras.