Erdogan set to arrive in north to open updated Tympou airport
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is expected in the north on April 18, where he is set to officially open the new passenger terminal at Tymbou (Ercan) airport. But according…
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The unspoken legacy of Cypriot African heritage
With massive numbers of asylum seekers from the continent, Cyprus is undergoing a demographic change but the history of Africans on the island goes back much further The arrival…
Police arrest two for thefts valued at thousands of euro
The police on Sunday arrested two people for separate cases of theft, both of which saw the victims being robbed of thousands of euro. A 31-year-old man was arrested in…
Lemba reenacts the resurrection of Lazarus
Easter traditions were marked in Lemba on Sunday where children recreated the Resurrection of Lazarus. The re-enactment, which took place after the end of the church service in the courtyard…
Myth Unbound new exhibition at AG Leventis Gallery
Public and private works look at the legends of Ariadne and Andromeda finds ELENI PHILIPPOU The latest addition to Nicosia’s art scene is a temporary exhibition at the AG Leventis…
Fiscal surplus shows economic resilience says Disy
The announcement of an increased fiscal surplus for the first two months of the year, amounting to €363m, is further proof that the Cypriot economy has resilience and is based…
President kicks off anticancer charity march
The longest running charity drive on the island reached its peak on Sunday with the holding of the 48th Christodoula March to raise money for cancer charities. The slogan of…
Its a long way from Chirokitia to Mars Cyprus at the Venice Biennale
How the ancient settlement of roundhouses in the Cyprus village of Chirokitia could provide the blueprint for sustainable living on Mars is the focus of the Cyprus stand at the…
Services sector remained on the increase in 2022 says OEV
The broader services sector in Cyprus recorded an increase of 6.6 per cent year-on-year in 2022, with accommodation and food services (44.4 per cent), information and communication (15 per cent)…