Cyprus reported an unprecedented 5,048 coronavirus cases on Friday, ending the year at its worst as December was the second deadliest month at 41, while hospitalisations continued to rise to 180, near
From 1 January, motorists caught violating the highway code by the newly introduced traffic camera system will have fines sent to their homes. Currently, the network is live with four fixed speed
Around 70% of working age individuals who sought financial advice from independent financial advisory deVere Group were not adequately saving for their retirement, a company study found. Nigel Green, the chief executive
Coronavirus infections soared to a new daily record for the fourth day in a row with 3,851 cases and one death on Thursday, as the government announced mildly stricter measures in an
Cyprus’ real estate market continued its recovery this year, with some indicators exceeding pre-pandemic levels, according to a survey carried out by property analysts Delfi Analytics. In comments accompanying the survey, Delfi
Growing discontent in the north over the worsening economy forced hundreds of Turkish Cypriots to take to the streets as a crashing Lira has diminished their purchasing power amid an inflation spike.
Bitcoin is likely to record its worst monthly performance since May, but you should “ignore the crypto deniers” if you want to seriously build your wealth for the long term, warns the
Cyprus may have avoided a fourth lockdown as the government tightened COVID-19 rules, but stricter measures may soon be imposed as Omicron fuels record infections. New Year’s Eve celebrations will be muted
Cyprus Met Office issued a yellow alert for heavy rainfall and storms until New Year’s Eve. The alert was effective at 5.00 am on Thursday until 4 pm on Friday, New Year’s
The Cyprus government will continue to supply the Turkish-occupied north with electricity until 4 January to prevent power outages. CNA said that a request was made on Wednesday after the previous agreement between
