THE exclusion of women from applying for a job as professional soldiers in the National Guard, but also the imposition of age restrictions was discriminatory, but
EXHIBITORS will present the latest products and services for the reduction of energy costs of business and homes at the Savenergy, Envirotec and Ecodomica expos
STATE doctors on Friday announced a three-hour work stoppage for Wednesday, after Health Minister Giorgos Pamborides threw their union (Pasyki) out of a meeting that
THE new wing of the Larnaca general hospital will be completed by the end of next year, some nine months after the initial deadline, as
The local jazz trio TriCoolOre will be joined by Greek trumpeter Pantelis Stoikos tomorrow night in Nicosia. The musicians will merge their distinctive sounds to
FREE wifi connection will be offered in popular public buildings and locations in about three to four months, Communications and Transport Minister Marios Demetriades announced
A total of 7,462 counterfeit designer goods were seized by the Paphos customs department on Thursday. Aided by police, the department searched six shops and
INCUMBENT Limassol Mayor Andreas Christou has voiced his intention to seek re-election in December’s local elections, a decision that could revive a tripartite alliance of
A refrigerated truck was damaged extensively by arson in Limassol on Thursday night. According to the police, a fire broke out on the truck that
EXCAVATIONS conducted in the absence of a supervising archaeologist and without proper recording of items, as well as issuing entry tickets by off-duty staff, are
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