From junk to jewel

Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides made a bold declaration this week, telling investors that Cyprus can be a financial hub in the eastern Mediterranean and very soon become a ‘triple A’ economy. But

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Electricity bills deflate slightly

Cypriot consumers will see their electricity bills deflate slightly as a 2.2% reduction is expected on their December fees, as fuel prices drop internationally. In statements, the Electricity Authority’s (EAC) spokesperson Christina

Police nab wrong dog after attack

Police seized the wrong dog in their search to locate the Pitbull that had attacked a 10-year-old girl and a 55-year-old woman and killed a small dog in Nicosia. The incident happened

Cyprus economy recovering from COVID

Cyprus’ economy is recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, as data shows that GDP in the first nine months has grown faster than expected. According to data released by CyStat, the economy grew

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Minister ‘positive’ on sex education

Education Minister Prodromos Prodromou said his ministry has a positive stance on introducing sex education in schools after criticism from MPs to his initial statements that it would “complicate” the curriculum. On

Over 80% of firms offer remote working

More than 80% of businesses with ten or more employees provided mobile devices with access to the internet and business email, according to a survey on information and communication technologies (ICT). The

Cyprus wines making comeback

The first National Action Plan to promote Cypriot wine is burgeoning, as exports in 2021 saw a rapid annual increase of over 60%, said Commerce Minister Natasa Pilides. She was celebrating International