A comprehensive overview of current news in Cyprus, covering everything from local events and political developments to social issues and community highlights
An education ministry proposal on how the Pancyprian exams will be carried out is set to be presented during Wednesday’s Cabinet session.
A report carried by daily Philelftheros said ...
For the second year running, President Nicos Anastasiades told locked-down Cypriots he hoped this would be the last Easter that was overshadowed by the pandemic.
In his Easter televised address ...
The health ministry announced one death and 58 positives for Covid-19 from 6,158 PCR and rapid tests on Sunday with a positivity rate of 0.94 per cent.
Mass testing was not carried out ...
Top quality honey is not easy to produce, especially in the face of local pesticide and antibiotic use and climate change
By Annette Chrysostomou
Projects such as the Achna bee ...
The health ministry has released the testing locations for Monday as follows:
Thus, employees may proceed to the testing units operating in all Districts, according to the plan designed by ...
A police officers’ association called Isotita (Equality) on Sunday warned it would have to take action before officers or firefighters were killed in the light of a series of violent ...
One person has died and 44 new Covid positives were recorded in the last 24 hours in the north from 6,319 tests, according to a written statement from ‘health minister’ Unal Ustel.
The ...
The prolonged duration of the health crisis is creating a difficult and stressful environment for workers and vulnerable groups while social problems are accumulating, according to the the general-secretary of ...
The funeral of the former leader of Edek Vassos Lyssarides will be held on Wednesday May 5.
Lyssarides, a central figure in Cyprus politics since the island’s independence, died on ...
In a flowery Easter Sunday message intermingled with a religious message about the resurrection of Christ, Archbishop Chrysostomos touched on the coronavirus pandemic and the Cyprus issue.
“The hopeful message ...
A police patrol car was destroyed by fire in Limassol on Saturday night when officers had a number of run-ins with people trying to set bonfires in various areas. Paphos ...
Renowned Cypriot poet and playwright Michalis Pashiardis has died at the age of 80.
Pashiardis was born in Tseri in 1941 and completed high school at the Pancyprian high school in Nicosia. ...
Patients forced to transport own sensitive, expensive medications
By Bejay Browne
Patients currently undergoing treatment for a range of chronic and life-threatening diseases are being forced to not only fight ...
The health ministry announced one death and 463 positives for Covid-19 from 31,677 PCR and rapid tests with a positivity rate of 1.46 per cent.
The death concerned a man aged 80 who had ...
Two fires in Nicosia were under control on Saturday afternoon, the fire services said.
One close to the Stelios Ioannou foundation in Strovolos, Nicosia, spread across five donums of land ...
The current restrictions and measures in place against the spread of the virus have severely affected the political parties’ campaigning strategies for the upcoming parliamentary elections.
The latest and strictest ...
Cyprus’ epidemiological team in an open letter to the public on Saturday called on citizens to adhere to the measures.
“We appeal to you, our fellow citizens in full honesty, ...
The vaccination portal for people aged 61-70 will open on Saturday at 3pm until Sunday 8pm, the health ministry announced.
These appointments will be offered the AstraZeneca vaccine with the ...
Cypriot craftsmanship has taken its place in the Homo Faber Guide, an online platform dedicated to showcasing local talent.
The island’s participation, starting with 15 artisans, was announced on Tuesday ...
There are no thoughts on scrapping the SMS requirements for leaving the house once lockdown measures are set to be lifted on May 10, Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou said on Saturday.
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Tackling the consequences of the pandemic on workers is of the utmost importance for the government, Labour Minister Zeta Emilianidou said on Saturday in a speech marking May Day.
The ...
By Annette Chrysostomou
A group of parents have launched a campaign to legalise homeschooling in Cyprus, arguing the coronavirus has proven this system was successful.
“In the past year, many ...
Akel general secretary Andros Kyprianou pledged to continue defending the rights of the working people who are the backbone of the economy and producers of wealth, in a speech on ...
An oil refinery in Paphos was up in flames on Friday night with four fire trucks on the scene until the fire was out, spokesman for the service Andreas Kettis ...