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His Majesty's Governor, Her Excellency Jane Owen, today announced the appointment of Mrs Gloria McField-Nixon, Cert. Hon., JP, as the new Deputy Governor and Head of the Cayman Islands Civil Service Designate. Mrs McField-Nixon will take up her appointment on 8th July 2026.

The Ministry of Caymanian Employment and Immigration announces the repositioning of the Business Staffing Plan (BSP) Board, to refocus its purpose towards issues that matter most to Caymanians: employment, career advancement, and reducing underemployment across the workforce.
 

Ministry of Tourism advances Trade Development Agenda and pleased to announce Cabinet's approval of the Terms of Reference (TORs) for the establishment of an Advisory Trade Commission (ATC) and the development of a Trade Development Framework for the Cayman Islands.

Move it Cayman, the national movement challenge, kicked off on Sunday, 29 March. The 12-week challenge, the first of a series of planned projects and initiatives that will make up the Step into Wellness campaign, aims to help individuals increase their movement..

The Ministry of Health, Environment and Sustainability (MHES) has appointed Dr. Mark Paramlall as the first Deputy Chief Medical Officer (DCMO), strengthening senior medical leadership within Government and supporting the expanding scope of national public health.

Through a collaborative public-private effort led by the Ministry of Youth, Sports, Culture and Heritage, the historic 150-year-old Llewellyn House has been successfully relocated and will be restored.

In recognition of Caribbean Haven Residential Centre’s (CHRC) 25th Anniversary, the Ministry of Health Environment and Sustainability (MHES) has planted 47 native, medicinal and fruit trees on the grounds of the facility in Bodden Town.

Greetings Cayman,

As we enter this sacred Easter season, I come to you as your Premier but even more, as a fellow believer, to encourage us all to pause and reflect on the life, sacrifice and resurrection of our Lord and Saviour.
 

Campers and outdoor enthusiasts are encouraged to use mosquito repellent containing DEET, Picaridin, or IR3535. Products with higher concentrations provide longer lasting protection.

The newly installed sign is the first of fourteen planned installations across Grand Cayman and the Sister Islands. Additional signage will be rolled out at other identified locations as planning approvals are finalised