If the government could so easily announce a 10% discount on the next two electricity bills, it begs the question, why not earlier? On the other hand, as the sole shareholder of
People in Cyprus are living in uncertainty. They bear witness to governance that has failed them and excels in improvisation, scandals, and misunderstandings. The situation has reached unacceptable levels: The rule of
Thursday morning felt different. The morning breeze carried the familiar smell of early rain. As the clouds began gathering, a sense of nostalgia of my college years in Virginia brought memories of
The summer forest fires have highlighted a government service (Forestry Department) to which we do not pay the appropriate attention that it deserves. The recent firefighting activities of the Department both in
It is now generally accepted that 2021 has officially signalled a new era for humanity and business. An era dedicated to Sustainability and Sustainable Development as compliance with the United Nations Agenda
By Dr Skevi Kyriakou Sickle cell disease (SCD) is one of the most common inherited blood disorders worldwide. Africa has the highest birth prevalence of SCD – 1,125 per 100,000 births compared
Any student of history will know that trying to suppress ideas, thoughts, or critical discussion is a perilous journey many have travelled on with varying degrees of success. Brutal repression can only
Schools opened this week with gymnasium and lyceum students in class for the new academic year, as elementaries open on Monday, with traffic reaching its peak as everyone rushes to beat the
On 15 July, I had posed the question “A Truth Commission for Cyprus?” But, unfortunately, not much discussion was generated, and obviously, no answer was given. Things have perhaps now changed since
We heard the Limassol Mayor announcing the municipality’s initiative to construct over 600 housing units to alleviate the shortage of housing units, thus helping reduce the sales prices/rental levels. He stated the
