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Forty fake invoices worth €200,000 found at Helector offices, Paphos court hears
Ioannis Kokotsis, the sixth suspect in the case of alleged overcharging related to the Marathounda waste management plant in Paphos, was remanded for eight days on Thursday. The suspect, a Greek national, who was a...
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Cyprus and France to conduct joint search and rescue exercise
A joint Search and Rescue (SAR) Exercise, titled “CYPFRA-01/16,” will be conducted on Friday, south-east of Cyprus, with the participation of SAR Units and Personnel from the Republic of Cyprus and Franc...
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Green light for casino from Parliament
The House on Thursday gave the nod to the regulations governing the establishment and operation of an integrated casino resort, paving the way for the government to start negotiations with the companies shortlisted for t...
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PASYDY nurses distance themselves from disgruntled colleagues
Nurses affiliated to the civil servants’ union PASYDY explicitly distanced themselves from their colleagues of the PASYNO union who are planning to go on strike next week. Following union meetings held in all the ...
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Law on specific sales periods abolished
By a unanimous vote, parliament on Thursday amended the law on sales, abolishing provisions that set specific periods for retailers to sell their products at a discount. Retailers will still be obliged to list both the ...
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Hope For Children and University of Nicosia medical school sign deal to help kids
The International Humanitarian and Independent Institution Hope For Children (HFC) UNCRC Policy Centre and the Medical School of the University of Nicosia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to aid children. ...
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Electricity cable theft leads to small outage
Thirty metres of cables were stolen from two electricity poles in Psematismenos early on Wednesday. According to Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) spokeswoman Christiana Papadopoulou, the control panel at Vasilikos ...
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Environmental scientists to be brought in from professional wilderness
A new bill is in the works that provide for the recognition of environmental scientists as professionals in the field, MPs at the House environment committee heard on Wednesday. The issue was discussed at the committee ...
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North spending more on alcohol
Money spent on alcohol in the north has jumped by nearly €6 million from 2014 to 2015. According to recent figures, €33 million was spent on importing alcohol in 2014 with this figure rising to €39 millio...
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New rule on dog training
The Game Service is about to announce a new rule on training for hunting dogs, delimiting both areas and time periods, which overrules a decision earlier this year. Currently, following a recent decision, people can tak...
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Cyprus and Israel in joint military exercise
Cyprus and Israel are engaged in the annual Onisilos-Gideon military drill which has gotten underway and will carry on until Friday. The drill is a joint military exercise that includes aerial manoeuvres by Israeli Air ...
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Nicosia town hall to be ‘greened’ for St Patrick’s Day
For the second year, Nicosia is taking part in global celebrations to mark the March 17 St Patrick’s Day, Ireland’s national day, by lighting the capital’s town hall green for three nights, Tuesday, Wed...
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February was one of the warmest and driest on record
February this year has been one of the warmest and driest on record, the met service said on Tuesday. According to preliminary data some of the maximum temperatures recorded last month were extreme for this time of the ...
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Women praised in International Day addresses
International Women’s Day was marked by officials around the island on Tuesday with speeches and positive words for the island’s female population. President Nicos Anastasiades on Twitter dedicated the day t...
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Laiki loans given out without enough collateral says report
Significant discrepancies existed between loans paid out by now-defunct Laiki Bank in Greece and collateral backing them, according to a 2012 report by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), with losses estimated at least to &eur...
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Cyprus can be a model for religious coexistence
Cyprus can be a model for coexistence between Muslims and Christians for this entire region, US Special Representative for Religion and Global Affairs Shaun Casey said on Tuesday. Casey was speaking during a news confer...
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Taxpayers paid out €3.2 million for unusable Cyprus Airways tickets
The taxpayer footed a bill of €3.3 million paid out to those who had booked tickets with now-defunct Cyprus Airways, after the national carrier was wound down in January last year, state treasurer Rea Georgiou told ...
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Entries invited to Commonwealth essay contest
Entries to the annual Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition, won last year by a Cypriot, are being invited from school pupils around the island. Open to people under the age of 18 from or living in a Commonwealth...
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Cyprus mulls ‘parcels by drone’
The thought of parcel delivery by drone would have been unheard of a few years ago, but the Cyprus Postal service has said it is now seriously mulling the idea. The director of the Cyprus Post recently told state radio ...
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Cyprus golf tourism is par for the course
A group of professional golfers from Austria were in Cyprus recently to learn more about the country’s sporting facilities. According to the Cyprus Tourism Organisation (CTO) the visit’s success has led to p...
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Property sales up 54% in February
Annual property sales were up by an impressive 54% in February compared to the same month in 2015, according to Land Registry data published on Monday. In particular, data relating to sales contracts submitted to t...
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Minister lists renal objectives ahead of World Kidney Day
A total of 57 people are currently awaiting a kidney transplant, of which three also need a pancreas transplant, Health Minister George Pamborides said on Monday. Cyprus ranks fifth among the countries with the most liv...
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Floors cleared as Ledra Street’s Debenhams prepares for closure
Goods were loaded into trucks parked outside Debenhams department store in Ledra Street in Nicosia on Monday morning, and by lunch time the beauty department, as well as another floor containing clothes, had largely been...
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Central Bank objects to proposal to make banks liable for loan-sharking
A legislative proposal tabled at the House finance committee aims to make commercial lenders criminally liable for loan-sharking, but the Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) is advising against it. MPs want to amend the crimin...
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