Famagusta Gazette: The case against a 38‑year‑old man accused of attacking a referee during a football match has been formally filed before the Larnaca...
CyprusMail: Telecommunications provider Cyta on Wednesday announced the opening of a new retail store in central Larnaca, marking its return to the city centre with a focus on enhancing customer experience. The...
Philenews: From new gallery openings and bold theatre adaptations to a European cultural conference and a tribute to one of Greece’s greatest poets, there is plenty to see and do across the island today and in the coming days. TheatrePaphos, Markideio Theatre,...
Philenews: The village of Vavla hosts its fourth annual MusicalPromenade on Saturday, May 16, with eleven acts performing across the village’s narrow streets, squares and courtyards...
CyprusMail: Disy leader Annita Demetriou, who served as House president during the last parliament, filed her candidacy for the forthcoming parliamentary...
CyprusMail: “I was a Varoshiotoui , I wanted to work, to create and I didn’t have enough time, I had to learn as much as I could as fast as I could,” the great Cypriot artist Nina Iacovou of whom a retrospective exhibition is being organized once said. The Bank of Cyprus...
Philenews: Football fans have broken into the fenced archaeological site of the ancient Kition harbour in Larnaca and spray-painted slogans across a large wall, in the latest episode of a graffiti problem the city’s mayor says has spiralled out of control. The...
Philenews: From art exhibitions and live music to theatre premieres and new cinema releases, there is plenty on offer across Cyprus this week. VISUAL ARTNicosia, Hambis Printmaking Museum. The exhibition Mediterranean, featuring selected works from the collection of...
CyprusMail: Larnaca mayor Andreas Vyras on Monday redoubled his criticism of the government over the ongoing projects to redevelop his town’s port and marina, saying that he has “reasonable questions” over the matter which “cannot remain unanswered”. “It was mentioned...
Philenews: AradippouMunicipality has received ministerial approval to move forward with the long-delayed reconstruction of Kyriakou Matsi avenue, one of the busiest roads serving both Larnaca and Aradippou, with the first phase targeted for inclusion in the 2027 state...