Wholesale platform – check how to buy cheaper!
With plenty of different wholesale providers online, you’ll often be able to find a number of great platforms offering competitive prices on the products you need. As you can ...
EU will recommend 9-month limit on Covid-19 vaccine validity for travel
The European Union will propose a nine-month time limit on COVID-19 vaccine validity for travel into the bloc and will also suggest prioritising vaccinated travellers, Bloomberg News reported organic on ...
Police arrest tourists over unpaid hotel bill
Paphos Police said Thursday they detained two British tourists who attempted to flee the country without paying their €586 hotel bill.
According to a police spokesperson, the tourists, aged 34 and 23, had ...
Increased competition in productivity apps: Latest News
Productivity apps have replaced the need to use separate apps in professional environments. They allow you, their user, to get multiple tasks done through the functions and features they offer. ...
Paphos hospitality venue owners cry foul over Covid measures
The Paphos branch of the association of hospitality venues (Sikap) said in a statement that the new restrictive measures announced on Wednesday in response to the surge of Covid-19 cases ...
Violence against women another pandemic, equality commissioner says
Violence against women and girls is another pandemic that violates human rights and widens gender inequality and discrimination, Gender Equality Commissioner Iosifina Antoniou said on Thursday.
One in three women ...
Car crashes into cars parked on pavement, driver flees scene
Paphos Police said Thursday they have launched an investigation after a car crashed into three cars that were parked on the pavement before it was abandoned by the driver who ...
The problems of hormone imbalance
In our ongoing series for November, Dr Christos Michael look at erection and ejaculation problems
What is a ‘healthy erection’ and how do erections work?
A healthy erection is one ...
France and Britain seek answers while trading blame after migrant tragedy
France and Britain sought answers on Thursday on how to deter migrants from trying to cross the sea separating them after 27 people died making the attempt in an inflatable dinghy, ...
Leicester not distracted by Man Utd links to Rodgers
Ayoze Perez has vowed Leicester’s stars are not distracted by speculation linking boss Brendan Rodgers to Manchester United.
The Foxes host Legia Warsaw in their crucial Europa League clash ...
Moyes: playing Rapid Vienna behind closed doors will be a challenge
David Moyes admitted it would be a challenge to play behind closed doors again ahead of West Ham’s Europa League match at Rapid Vienna.
Austria has recently returned to ...
Covid vaccinations in Athienou on Saturday
Athienou Municipality announced Thursday that Covid vaccinations will be taking place on Saturday at the village.
In a written statement, the municipality said that to help residents who want to ...
Coronavirus: Parents demonstrate over measures in primary schools (update 3)
Parents said on Thursday they are against the government decision to mandate the use of facemasks for children aged six and above although they support increased rapid testing at schools, ...
Upcoming Christmas charity events for doggos
Amongst the Christmas markets that are popping up, the live music nights and the theatre performances, come a few events that support these four-legged buddies. This weekend, two charity events ...
Daily News Briefing
In today’s episode, the government has announced new measures to fight the Covid surge, including mask mandates for children aged six and above and a SafePass for those between ...
Looting and fires break out during Covid protests on France’s Martinique
Protesters looted shops and set up burning barricades overnight on France’s Caribbean island of Martinique, France Info reported on Thursday, as demonstrations against Covid-19 protocols intensified.
France Info published ...
West of the island battered by thunderstorms (updated)
Heavy rain caused flooding in Paphos, as thunderstorms battered the west of the island in the morning hours of Thursday.
The weather service warned that intense thunderstorms are battering the ...
Businesses fined for failing to scan customers’ SafePass
Three Nicosia-based businesses were booked for more than €6,000 for failing to scan the SafePass of their customers, police said on Thursday.
The fines came after 901 police checks in the capital ...
At least five killed as huge explosion, gunfire rocks Somali capital
At least five people died and 23 others were injured after a huge explosion rocked Somalia’s capital Mogadishu early on Thursday, triggering a plume of smoke which rose from the ...
France to announce Covid-19 booster shots for all adults today
France is expected to announce that COVID-19 booster shots will be made available to all adults as well as stricter rules on wearing face masks and more stringent health pass ...
UK to require charge points for electric vehicles in new buildings
Charging points for electric vehicles will be required to be installed in new buildings in Britain from next year under new legislation to be announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, ...
Tepak bridges gap between education and business community
Efforts to bridge the gap between businesses and the academic community have been successful, the Cyprus University of Technology (Tepak) said on Wednesday.
According to university data, a total of 88 ...
Cyprus Business Now
The Minister of Agriculture Costas Kadis said that the Department for the Environment is applying great efforts to inform all stakeholders about the LIFE programme in order to maximise Cyprus’ ...
Tesla employees in Germany plan works council
Employees at Tesla’s (TSLA.O) huge new factory near Berlin will elect a works council to represent their interests, a German trade union said on Tuesday.
The IG Metall ...