Our View: News shutdown a disgrace
This is the second year running that state broadcaster CyBC has shut down its radio news shows for three weeks, replacing them with music. In...
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CyBC in trouble with audit office over promotions
Staffers at the state broadcaster CyBC have been promoted despite not having a recognised university degree or sufficient foreign language fluency, the audit office charged...
Academic appointed to head CyBC board
Academic Dr Giorgos Kentas has been appointed as president of the board of national broadcaster CyBC, the presidency announced on Tuesday. Kentas is an Associate...
Cyprus Eurovision entrant takes to contest’s stage
Australian Cypriot singer Andrew Lambrou, who will represent the island at the 67th Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool on May 11, made his debut on...
Anastasiades accepts CyBC chairman’s resignation
Outgoing President, Nicos Anastasiades on Wednesday accepted the resignation of the chairman of the board of the CyBC, Michalis Michael. However it was decided that...
Anastasiades quizzed on hot button topics in CyBC interview
Outgoing president Nicos Anastasiades in a final interview on CyBC on Thursday, defended his actions on various hot-button topics of his tenure, including his position...
Christodoulides slips, other candidates gain in latest CyBC poll
Support for party-backed independent Nikos Christodoulides has slipped in the past month while the other two main candidates, Disy’s Averof Neophytou and Akel-backed Andreas Mavroyiannis...
Christodoulides still ahead but lead reduced in latest poll
Independent candidate Nikos Christodoulides continues to lead by a significant margin, although this lead has been reduced, ahead of next month’s presidential elections, according to...
CyBC deputy director suspended over bullying claims
Deputy director of state broadcaster CyBC, Savvas Aristodemou has been suspended, after allegations of workplace bullying surfaced on Monday. According to daily Politis, he has...
House President chides state broadcaster for airing World Cup instead of parliament
It is unacceptable that state broadcaster CyBC is not streaming parliament’s live session and is instead broadcasting the World Cup, House President Annita Demetriou said...
