Ebola Preparedness Push: Opposition whip Marvin Gonzales is pressing Government to spell out its plan for Ebola protection after other Caribbean states moved to screening and travel restrictions, while Cayman says it has enhanced screening following a flight with DRC travellers. Energy & Grid Tensions: CUC says disputes with “undisclosed” rooftop solar are about grid stability and staff safety, but the fight is now seen as a major hurdle to Cayman’s renewable targets as domestic solar rollout faces new barriers. Public Safety at the Landfill: A small blaze at the George Town Landfill was contained during routine DEH monitoring, with operations continuing normally and officials pointing to improved procedures. Justice & Legal Process: Grand Court heard Kendra Martina Bodden has been assessed by mental health specialists and declared fit to plead in the Lincoln Silburn murder case, with legal aid for KC representation and a tentative August trial date. Governance & Appointments: MoET has officially appointed Elroy Bryan-Watler as Deputy Chief Officer for policy and planning, and HSA named David van Duynhoven as its new senior CFO. Law & Work Permits: WORC says the new 21-day work permit advertising requirement has been delayed to 30 June, extending a grace period for employers. Policing Updates: RCIPS rolled out new marked 2026 Ford Police Interceptor vehicles for patrol and frontline use, and reported a high-visibility policing operation at the Out of This World Music Fest. Tourism Momentum: Cayman logged its best April on record for stayover arrivals, and a family-travel trends report ranks Cayman as the Caribbean’s fastest-growing destination for families. Local Business/Industry: Cayman First appointed Natasha Pettier as CEO, and IMAC/CIRCA/CIIA launched the Cayman NextGen Insurance Forum to build a youth talent pipeline. Tech & Innovation: agnt8x opened public access to its AI agent recruitment and workforce management platform.