Archive for June 9th, 2025
BSP board cracks down on bosses’ obligations
(CNS): The Business Staffing Plan (BSP) Board has adopted a zero-tolerance stance on non-compliance and will not approve work permit applications from employers that fail to meet their obligations. A government press release stated that employers must adhere to the conditions of their plan, as it is a mandatory requirement, and they must submit their […]
Goalie makes impressive debut as CI bows out of cup
(CNS): In the Cayman Islands’ final 2026 World Cup qualifying game on home soil against Honduras on Saturday, the national squad lost 1-0. Despite the loss, the national football team made an impressive effort on home turf at the Truman Bodden Stadium. The star of the Cayman team was undoubtedly the goalkeeper, Deshawn Whittaker, who […]
MRCU expecting another surge of mosquitos
(CNS): The Mosquito Research and Control Unit has stepped up operations as another surge in the mosquito population is expected as a result of the recent rain and high tides. The MRCU is warning residents, especially those in West Bay and George Town, to expect an increase in numbers in the coming days due to […]
Hotel 7MB work should be part of wider project
(CNS): The Department of Environment has sufficient information on a beach renourishment project proposed by the Grand Cayman Marriott Resort on Seven Mile Beach, so the owners do not need to conduct an environmental impact assessment. However, the DoE experts believe the project should be part of a much wider initiative to address the problems […]
Anglin confirms April deficit and growing spending
(CNS): Public finances continue to be in trouble, and the new government is facing a looming crisis as demands on public services grow. At an eleventh-hour meeting of Finance Committee on Friday, the Cayman Islands Government approved over $45 million of additional spending on healthcare provision and welfare to enable it to pay bills. An […]
