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Lawmakers are heading back to Parliament this morning after ploughing through several matters on Friday; Government has cleared a backlog of audit responses in Parliament; the Cabinet office publishes a bill designed to make gazettes online only.

Employers who turn away Caymanians for being overqualified faced heightened scrutiny from work permit boards; The National Security Council releases its July meeting minutes; CG BritCay is once again helping its health plan members take a proactive step in caring for their health through its complimentary mammogram initiative.

Latest news from the Radio Cayman Newsroom plus a featured conversation with Her Excellency Paula-Mae Weekes, former President of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.

Latest news from the Radio Cayman Newsroom plus a featured conversation with Her Excellency Paula-Mae Weekes, former President of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.

Hear the latest news

Cayman fall 3–0 to Puerto Rico in Nations League play, and Coach Collin “Dougie” Rowe says the team must tighten discipline and adjust to Puerto Rico’s pressure ahead of Sunday’s rematch. ---

The men will now gear up for Sunday’s return fixture against Puerto Rico at Truman Bodden — Coach Rowe breaks down the rankings gap, the left-side pressure, and what Cayman must execute to get better results.

And... All are invited to lace up your running shoes for this year's Brenda Tibbetts Lund Memorial Breast Cancer Awareness Walk and Run.

A man earns two concurrent life sentences for abduction and other violent offences. Plus Cayman's Parliament accepts an Opposition motion for the creation for sexual offences registry. We learn about changes to Work Permit advertising rules and changes to how feral cats are dealt with.

Parliament supports a Private Member’s Motion - brought by George Town MP, Pearlina McGaw Lumsden - calling for the establishment of a Sex Offender Register in the Cayman Islands; A controversial bill to amend Cayman's conservation law was on Parliament's agenda for Thursday but the Environment Minister says the matter is being deferred; and the Immigration Minister wants to change the advertising requirements associated with work permit applications, including increased fees.

MPs debate amendments to the Notaries Public Act with significant changes relating to eligibility and training; The Grand Court has settled the question of costs in a planning dispute involving strata owners, the Planning Appeals Tribunal and Butler Group Ltd; and the Cayman Piano Festival 2026 continues with internationally acclaimed pianist Svetlana Smolina at the second of this year's four concerts.