Government decides to cut potato crop

1999-09-18

THE GOVERNMENT has decided to limit next year’s potato harvest to 100,000 tons to avoid another market collapse, which so far this year has cost

Christofias returns after transplant operation

1999-09-18

AKEL LEADER Demetris Christofias yesterday returned to the island following his successful kidney transplant operation in London. Christofias underwent the transplant at St. Mary’s clinic

Greens plead for Paphos trees

1999-09-18

GREENS yesterday called on the government to grant a reprieve to pine trees facing the chop in the Paphos forest area. The Paphos branch of

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