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The Cayman Islands National Weather Service (CINWS) has announced the successful completion of the upgrade to the Kearney Gomez Doppler Radar. 

The Cayman Islands Customs & Border Control Service (CBC) has intercepted four firearms, ammunition, and a quantity of illegal drugs during a recent border enforcement operation, preventing these items from entering the community.

The Ministry of District Administration and Home Affairs (MDAHA), in collaboration with the Cayman Islands Postal Service (CIPS), has secured Cabinet approval for the Postal (Amendment) Regulations (2026 Revision) (“the Regulations”). 

The 100 trees and shrubs selected are native to the Cayman Islands, and carry historical and ecological significance, such as Duppy Bush, Rosemary and Mahogany.

The gift drive, which benefits young mothers, families and older persons across the islands, invited government employees and community members to select tags from giving trees and fulfil specific holiday wishes.

Initial steps will include appointing the Foundation’s committee, identifying a head office, and recruiting dedicated staff, including a secretary and a fundraising specialist. Start-up funding will be required from Government to support.

Enhancements to corporate legislation aimed at maintaining continued business growth and bolstering the Cayman Islands’ position as a global financial services centre of excellence and innovation will take effect on 1 January 2026,

Hon. Nickolas DaCosta, together with senior officials from the Ministry of District Administration & Home Affairs, participated in a comprehensive facilities tour of the Cayman Islands Postal Service.

The Ministry of Caymanian Employment and Immigration is pleased to share the positive results of its recent partnership with ONE | GT, following the completion of a six-week programme aimed at helping Caymanians access employment opportunities

The new Regulations give practical effect to the Trade Marks Act (2016 Revision) by establishing clear and consistent procedures for trademark proprietors and licensees to formally notify CBC of suspected infringing goods entering the Islands.