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Game service warns people to keep distance from flamingos
Bothering flamingos – or any wild birds – and accessing Larnaca’s salt lake is illegal, the game and fauna service warned on Tuesday. In light of photo competitions for best flamingo shot, people have ...
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Researchers harness €63.9m in EU funding
CYPRUS researchers have collectively harnessed some €63.9 million in EU Research and Innovation funding in the 2007-2013 programming period, Cyprus’ Research Promotion Foundation (RPF) has said. “Over t...
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21 years of cancer support
Paphos charity, Cancer Patients Support Group (CPSG), is celebrating its 21st birthday this year and is marking the event with an expansion of support services. The CPSG is marking over two decades as the fundraising ar...
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Volunteers keeping up the good work
Fundraising is continuing for the construction of a park with equipment for disabled children in Larnaca, which the Rotary Club of Larnaca-Kition is undertaking. The park will include swings and a roundabout that wheelch...
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EU money for students who want to work
Changes are underway for tertiary education in Cyprus with the Finance Ministry gearing up to unveil a new student-employment program after securing EU funds from the Youth Guarantee scheme. According to the new plans, ...
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Most pupils in Cyprus learn extra language
Nearly all secondary school pupils in Cyprus learn a foreign language with the island ranking second in the EU according to figures released by Eurostat. A total of 99.9%, of secondary pupils on the island learn a forei...
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Minister upbeat over recovering economy
Cyprus is completing its reform programme agreed with the European Stability Mechanism and the International Monetary Fund in March having utilised less than €8 billion out of the €10 billion available to it in...
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Free Greek language lessons for third country nationals
Several municipalities will be offering free Greek lessons to third country nationals in all areas of the Republic, it was announced on Wednesday. The lessons will be offered by Dherynia, Paphos, Ayios Dhometios, and Ay...
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Choirs come together in Paphos for charity
FIVE different choirs from Cyprus will take part in a musical evening in Paphos next month, raising thousands for their chosen charities. ‘Voices of Cyprus’, was the idea of amateur singer, Laurence Doughty,...
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Unemployment rate stable at 15.7% in December, Eurostat says
The unemployment rate in December remained unchanged at 15.7 per cent, compared with the month before, and fell from 16.5 per cent a year before, the European Union’s statistical office said. The seasonally adjust...
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Supreme Court prepares to rule on lifting immunity of serial speeder MP
The Supreme Court said on Monday that sometime over the next few days it will rule on the lifting – or not – of the parliamentary immunity of DISY MP Andreas Themistocleous to face prosecution for traffic off...
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New Limassol marina is ‘a gem’
THE NEW Limassol Marina is an impressive development, according to tourism minister George Lakkotrypis on his first official visit to the marina yesterday. After Lakkotrypis’ visit and tour of the development, he ...
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Twentieth Paphos marathon expects record number of runners
The Logicom Cyprus Marathon will welcome a record number of runners from more than 50 countries at its twentieth event in Paphos next month.There are just eight days left to register to claim one of the remaining spots, ...
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Paphos readies for spectacular charity art exhibition
A month long touring art show in aid of charity Pasykaf will be launched in Paphos on Sunday.Mayor of Paphos Phedonas Phedonos will inaugurate the Space Art National Exhibition at the Almyra Hotel on Saturday at 7pm.More...
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Honest bus driver honoured
House President Demetris Syllouris on Friday morning honoured Costas Tanos, the bus driver who found €10,000 in his vehicle belonging to an elderly man and promptly returned the money. Presenting the driver with a ...
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Bronze Age Excavation Discovery in Nicosia
Nicosia - Excavations at Politiko-Troullia have revealed extensive evidence of the Bronze Age community that was the predecessor of ancient Tamassos, the seat of a centrally important kingdom during the subsequent Iron A...
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The Kings Avenue Mall will be opening it’s doors to Paphos, October, 2013
Opening soon with a new dimensional experience for Shopping, dinning and entertainment. An innovated contemporary mall of 103.000m2 opens it's doors to Paphos with supermarket, renowned brand names, restaurants, cafes, s...
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Paphos gets active with a weekend of mixed sports
Paphos will get active for charity this coming weekend as the biggest interactive mixed sporting event to hit the coastal town is back- bigger and better than ever, according to organisers. The event, now in its fourth ...
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Altered loan deal with Russia almost ready
Cyprus and Russia have reached a preliminary agreement on the restructuring of the €2.5 billion lent to the previous government in 2011, said Russian Ambassador to Nicosia Vyacheslav Shumskiy yesterday. In an inter...
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A vision of peace and prosperity for Cyprus
Natural gas and a Cyprus peace solution would provide “great” benefits to all Cypriots and help spread peace and security in the region, said President Nicos Anastasiades in an interview with Turkish daily Mi...
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Eighty turtle eggs safely taken to Lara
Eighty turtle eggs were saved by the fisheries department after attempts to protect them with a special cage failed due to a clean-up on the Kastela beach in Larnaca. The eggs have now been taken to the protected Lara b...
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Tourist price list won’t help all visitors
The Cyprus Tourism Organisation’s (CTO) comparative price list of tourist staples from a variety of hotels and restaurants, released earlier this week, will not be translated into languages that might help tourists...
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EU grants Cyprus 4.1 mln euros for green projects
The European Commission has approved funding of 4.1 million euros for Cyprus for projects that fall under the EU Life+ programme, the EU’s environmental fund. The EC has approved funding for 248 new projects which...
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Cyprus mobile phone roaming charges reduced
Cyprus largest mobile phone operator, CYTAMOBILE-Vodafone has reduced international roaming charges for countries within the EU, according to a statement released yesterday. Roaming rates for calls, the sending of SMS a...
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