Worker on ship anchored off Limassol dies (updated)
A foreign worker has lost his life in a labour accident on board a ship docked at Limassol port, police said. Limassol police spokesman Lefteris...
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Second arrest after discovery of 132kg of cannabis at port
Police have made a second arrest in connection with the discovery of 132 kilos of cannabis in a container at Limassol port earlier this month....
New eight-day remand for suspect in cannabis haul
A 38-year-old man was remanded for a further eight days on Thursday for his alleged involvement in a huge drug bust in which 132kg of...
Cyprus collects enough Ukraine donations to fill 15 shipping containers
Commissioner for the Citizen Panayiotis Sentonas on Saturday visited Limassol port where the biggest-ever humanitarian drive in Cyprus has collected donations for the war-torn people...
Port charges reduced after lengthy talks
The transport ministry announced on Monday it reached an agreement with the companies running the commercial activities at Limassol port to significantly reduce their freight...
French aircraft carrier Charles De Gaulle arrives in Limassol port (photos)
French aircraft carrier FS Charles De Gaulle (R91) arrived in Limassol port on Saturday as part of a planned visit to Cyprus. The flagship of...
Fee hikes at Limassol port put off until end of the month
The companies running the commercial activities at Limassol port have agreed to suspend hiking their freight and handling fees until the end of the month...
Public-Private Partnerships – The devil is in the detail
By Savvakis C. Savvides The cannibalisation of natural monopolies Monopoly power is the Achilles heel of a laissez-faire economic system. Adam Smith, for many the...
State should shoulder port fee increase – Neophytou
Disy leader Averof Neophytou on Wednesday proposed that the government absorb the cost of the looming rise of port fees in Limassol. Neophytou wrote to...
House committee sounds alarm over higher port fees
The managing companies at the Limassol port came under fire once again on Tuesday from MPs concerned that higher charges will lead to inflation. “We...
