Costas Tsielepis & Co Ltd, Chartered Accountants, has donated €5.000 to the Limassol Municipality to be used by the city’s community market to help the less fortunate. The donation was presented by
"food from the heart", the Cyprus-based charitable venture started by Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou's Philanthropic foundation, is to open two new outlets in Limassol serving lunchtime snacks to the needy. Following the huge
The star of Bethlehem was most probably a supernova, a very bright stellar explosion that lasted for several weeks, according to an astrophysicist and member of the Cyprus Astronomical Society. Dr Stelios
Cypriots are not put off by the pessimistic mood of the economy and are keeping to their Christmas spending traditions, albeit at a slightly lesser pace than last year, a consumer poll
The existence of significant risks, leaves no room for implementation slippages, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) points out in the second review of Cyprus’ performance under the financial adjustment programme imposed to
Unemployment among the labour force stood at 16.2% in Cyprus for the third quarter of 2013, up by 0.7% in relation to the corresponding quarter of 2012, data released on Monday by
Cypriots are pessimistic right now and for 2014 over the country’s economy and particularly employment, a European autumn Eurobarometer shows. Citizens seem to trust the government more than political parties while support
The office of the European Parliament in Nicosia is launching a campaign in view of the EP elections to take place May 25th. The aim is to get all Cypriot citizens to
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved on Friday the disbursement of €83.5 mln to Cyprus. The Executive Board of the IMF completed the second review of Cyprus’ performance under an economic program
Bank of Cyprus announced a scheme on Friday that offers its unemployed customers the option to pay only a nominal ten euros per month instead of paying their regular home installments for a year.
