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In a bid to decongest courts, authorities have allowed sworn statements to be given before lawyers or in citizen service centres without the need of going to court, the justice ...
Easing more restrictive measures too soon could end up being counterproductive should the number of Covid-19 cases spike in the coming weeks, member of the government’s epidemiological team Zoe ...
Private tutoring institutes said on Monday they cannot reopen under the new government health and safety guidelines, suggesting they were a mockery.
As part of the state’s decision to ...
Cyprus continues to top the list of EU countries with the most tests per 100,000 population, and is third as regards vaccinations, the health ministry said on Monday.
According to the ...
Traffic police arrested two drivers speeding on the Nicosia-Larnaca motorway on Sunday evening.
One of them, a 21-year-old man, was stopped near Kosi shortly before 8pm as he was driving 196...
The state Legal Service has recruited 24 lawyers who will be handling asylum cases in a bid to speed up procedures, it was announced on Monday.
The lawyers and five support ...
Paphos police on Sunday arrested a driver in possession of a large number of rosaries who also tested positive for drugs.
At around 7.45pm, following a tip off, officers stopped ...
As Monday sees further easing of Covid restrictions in the Republic, with certain school years returning to class, Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou urged people to follow measures to avoid any ...
A nationwide strike by taxi drivers on Monday was called off after the intervention of Transport Minister Yiannis Karousos and a meeting between representatives of the drivers, head of the ...
Cloudy weather with rain or thunderstorms is expected on Monday, while sleet may fall in the higher regions.
According to the Met service, it will be cooler than previous days, ...
Police are investigating the robbery of a kiosk in Limassol which occurred on Sunday evening.
According to a police statement, a man wearing a hood entered the kiosk at 10.45pm ...
In the past 24 hours, police carried out 11,493 checks for violations of coronavirus measures and booked 152 individuals, including four business owners.
Most were caught in Limassol, 83, while 20 were fined in Nicosia, ...
“You have to keep in step with the times,” said an official. “That depends, said the French diplomat Talleyrand, ”on what you have to step in.”
This epigram may seem ...
With around 90 per cent of eligible people taking up coronavirus vaccinations in Paphos, there is strong support in the area for some kind of Covid passport.
“This is the right ...
Turkish Cypriot traders don’t know how long more they can hang on
A YEAR after the Ledra Street/Lokmaci crossing was closed there is still no sign that any ...
No new coronavirus deaths were reported by the ministry of health on Sunday, although a total of 283 new cases were found.
The number who have died as a result of ...
The closure of crossing points a year ago cut off cheap lifelines for many shoppers, putting an end to the “great evil” of those buying cigarettes and petrol from the ...
The reopening of gymnasia was put off for a week on Sunday, the ministry of education announced, meaning children will not return to the classroom until March 16. At the same ...
Fifty three locations for rapid tests on Monday have been lined up by the ministry of health.
The ministry reminded that all people going to work must undergo some form ...
Measures will be eased in the north on Monday, with bars and restaurants able to open for takeaway and delivery although the curfew from 9pm to 5am will remain in ...
Akel on Sunday said the Auditor General’s report on Ayia Napa Marina, released on Friday, and the naturalisation of eight executives of companies associated with it brings to light ...
FINANCE Minister Constantinos Petrides hopes that the recovery and resilience plan being prepared by the government apart from absorbing close to a billion euros from the EU would also help ...
A total of 11 drivers were found driving under the influence of drugs during a two-week police campaign that finished on Sunday.
At around 1am on Sunday a 28-year-old driver was ...
Roughly one fifth of all secondary students in Cyprus attend a private school, ministry of education figures show, with the 11,546 students continuing the upward trend seen over recent years. These ...