Changes to Cayman laws, government spending approvals and a new tribunal appointment were all on Cabinet's agenda earlier this month. The trial of a man charged with indecent assault against his step daughter commence in the Grand Court, plus the trial of a man charged with holding up Al La Kebabs is se to start. We learn about how the DOE is using electro magnets to stop sharks from snatching the fish on the end of your line.

BAF Explains Nerve Conditions

Chamber Pension Posts NAV

July Jobs Report

Back your umbrella today. There's a high chance its going to be a wet one; The National Conservation Council wants to hear from you; and there were more than 21-hundred local jobs advertised in July.

It was a busy agenda for Cabinet during their August 5th meeting;  Caymanian job seekers of all skill levels are being encouraged to enrol in the Hello to Hired Employment Initiative; and The Beat of Our Heart Summer Camp brought the vibes on Saturday.

This is you Sunday news update from the Radio Cayman Newsroom.

CIBA President says Cayman’s strong showing at the 3x3 Caribbean Cup proves the youth programme is moving in the right direction. Hear why he believes this success is just the beginning.

After months of recovery from a broken hand, Eccleston steps back into the ring in Santa Marta, Colombia, where he’ll face Jose Diaz Granados as he hunts down his fifth professional win.

And Academy Sports Club gets another shot at Portmore United tomorrow

A verdict is in for the murder trial of Devon Wright Jr. A duo enters pleas to drug importation. 2025 Supplemental Funding Bill is gazetted and more in your evening news update.

Visitor Hurt in Beach Bite Incident

Department of Labour & Pensions Sets Cayman Brac Q&A Session

Dart Wraps Work-X Programme

No verdict yet in the murder and abduction case of Devon Emmanuel Wright Jr. The jury will start day 3 of deliberations tomorrow. Plus a quarter billion dollars in surplus, the half year financial results are in. Plus Cayman's Fund industry is rising!

CNB Marks CUC's 60th Anniversary

Cancer Registry Bill