Juliana O’Connor-Connolly financial services minister(CNS): Government fees for certain General Registry and Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) services will come into effect in just over one week on 1 January 2025. With the rules relating to the newly passed legislation and the acts all assented to, the new fees that... Read more

Sammy Jackson who received more than half the $1M of legal fees(CNS): A partial release in response to a freedom of information request relating to the government’s battle, in particular through the central planning authority, with its own conservation law and the conservation council has cost the public purse close... Read more

(CNS): During the first five days of Operation Winter Guardian, which began Monday, the police attended 61 crashes and have arrested nine drunk drivers. The annual holiday safety campaign has got off to a worrying start as the increasingly poor standard of driving across Cayman appears to get worse by... Read more

(CNS): William Gonzales Bodden, a Caymanian pilot, who pleaded guilty to bigamy was given permission to travel outside this jurisdiction after the court agreed to a variation in his bail conditions last week. The crown objected given the pilot is based in Florida where he married a colleague earlier this year despite still... Read more

Photo from social media(CNS): The internet provider, Infinity Broadband known as C3, the only locally owned communications firm in Cayman is locked in a legal battle with the utilities regulator OfReg over CI$1,400,000 in unpaid fees. C3 believes government hasn’t properly legislated to collect this coercive revenue from ICT firms,... Read more

DVDL on Crewe Road (CNS): Another individual has pleaded not guilty to bribery of a public officer in what ids the country’s largest ever prosecution brought by the anti-corruption commission. Around 20 people have been charged in the case almost all of them for allegedly giving an employee of the... Read more