Sports Governance: Cabinet has approved a new, clear Focus Sports framework for Cayman, aiming to guide public funding with fair criteria, strong governance, athlete development, child safeguarding, performance potential, national impact and value for money, with the current eight Focus Sports grandfathered for a managed transition and subject to annual review, and no more than ten Cabinet-approved Focus Sports at any time. Public Finance Accountability: The Government says it won’t publish budgets showing outcomes achieved from over CI$1 billion in annual spending until at least 2030, as it works toward outcome-based budgeting and legislative changes, with the Public Accounts Committee pressing on progress after OAG recommendations. Telecoms Legal Fight: C3 Pure Fibre says it will seek leave to appeal to the Privy Council after the Court of Appeal ruled ICT licence fees collected by OfReg were lawful, while OfReg pursues more than CI$500,000 in fees and C3 argues the statutory framework didn’t allow fee collection via individual licence agreements. Premier Fraud Warning: Government warns of fake social media posts using Premier André Ebanks’ image and AI likeness, urging people not to click links or share content and to verify only through official channels. Regional Politics: Cayman Premier André Ebanks is among Caribbean Overseas Territories leaders meeting in Bermuda for a caucus ahead of the UK Joint Ministerial Council, focusing on economic resilience, climate preparedness and regional cooperation. Community & Inclusion: Logic wrapped up its “Connect for Inclusion Cayman” campaign, raising KYD$10,000 for Inclusion Cayman and promoting disability inclusion across the islands.