Disy and Diko trade nepotism claims

1998-01-25

By Martin Hellicar DIKO leader Spyros Kyprianou “constantly” sought nepotistic favours while his party was in government, President Clerides claimed yesterday. Clerides said Kyprianou had

Half a million voters

1998-01-25

ALMOST half a million Cypriots will vote in the February 8 elections, more than half of them women. According to official figures released by the

Students plan trouser strike

1998-01-25

NO TROUSERS, no lessons: secondary school students are threatening to boycott classes on Wednesday in protest at the Education Ministry’s refusal to allow girl students

Deadlock threatens the races

1998-01-25

A STRIKE by jockeys is threatening to call off all races at the Nicosia racecourse today. The riders are protesting at the Horseracing Club’s refusal

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