Security measures for the OMONIA APOEL football match are strict, requiring fans to carry a fan card and match ticket, while prohibiting items like flares and alcohol. Police presence will ensure safety and traffic management, urging fans to arrive at least one hour before the match for smooth entry.
The legal conflict in Cyprus surrounding the auditorgeneral’s role intensifies as AttorneyGeneral George Savvides moves to potentially remove AuditorGeneral Odysseas Michaelides for alleged misconduct. This showdown will not only clarify the extent of the auditorgeneral’s authority but also establish a significant precedent for future limitations on the role’s power.
The Ormidia fishing shelter, with a €1.6 million investment, is now a modernized hub for fishing activities. This upgrade not only supports local fishermen and preserves cultural traditions but also promotes sustainable development in the region through European funds.
By approving extended financial support for Okypy until May 31, 2025, the government ensures stability and access to healthcare services for the public, countering the impacts of the Covid19 pandemic on the organization. This ongoing aid reflects the state’s unwavering commitment to providing essential healthcare services to all residents of the country, emphasizing the importance of a robust public healthcare infrastructure.
The Kyrenia district’s local elections are a powerful symbol of struggle and resilience, highlighting the community’s fight for recognition, liberation, and human rights within the European Union framework. Candidates like Joseph Violaris and Odysseas Patsalides are leading the charge, emphasizing the importance of returning to their homeland and preserving their identity amidst ongoing challenges and exile.
The Cyprus University of Technology’s 2024 budget was approved with strict conditions: procurement of private sector services and rental expenses require direct parliamentary approval for fund release, ensuring transparency and preventing financial irregularities. This move comes after concerns of transparency issues and financial delays, highlighting the significance of accountability in public funding management.
Featuring soulful rhythms at Sarah’s Jazz Club, classical elegance at the Cyprus Wine Museum, George Solonos’ album showcase in Larnaca, and a united choral performance in Strovolos, Cyprus is alive with eclectic live performances this week. Whether you’re a fan of jazz, classical music, modern compositions, or choral masterpieces, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in the vibrant music scene across the island.
The families of Cypriot earthquake victims seek justice in a Turkish court, demanding continued detention of suspects, a new technical report on the collapse, and investigation into regulatory oversight failures. The tragic collapse of the Isias hotel in Adiyaman, which claimed the lives of 24 Cypriot children and sparked a quest for accountability, has united a community in grief and spurred a nationwide call for justice to be served.
Private kindergartens must follow strict CCTV regulations to balance safety and privacy. Cameras are allowed at entrances and exits, but not in classrooms or sensitive areas like toilets. The Data Protection Commissioner’s office provides clear guidelines to ensure data security and restricted access for the protection of children and staff.
Niovi Parisinou has not been expelled from Disy for supporting an Elam candidate, as the party postponed any decision on her membership until after the elections, emphasizing personal freedom over political allegiance. Disy’s response reflects a period of contemplation on maintaining party unity while navigating individual expressions of support.
