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The Sewerage Board of Limassol – Amathus (SALA) said that eight companies have bid for the second phase of the Limassol sewerage project that will cover the western part of the town

Students from the English School excelled in the European Youth Parliament (EYP) National Session for the second consecutive year and will represent Cyprus in the International Session which will be held in

The Cyprus branch of the Institute of Directors (IoD) is organising a lecture next month on Risk Management to be delivered by Dr. Alan E. Waring, an authority on the subject and

International award-winning environmentalist Brian Ellis has noted in a study that a “Waste-to-Energy” power station in Cyprus would allow the island to avoid future EU sanctions for carbon emissions but points out

35-year B-O-T to invest € 1bln The project for the redevelopment of the marina and port of Larnaca, estimated to cost about 1 bln euros, will officially get underway next week, with

The United Nations in Cyprus has described Friday as “totally false” allegations that Special Adviser to the Secretary General, Alexander Downer, has business interests in Turkey and that these interests constitute a

British institutional investors have expressed their interest in the Cyprus capital market and economy, during the road show the Cyprus Stock Exchange held in the United Kingdom According to an announcement issued

The Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe calls on Cyprus to adopt a structured policy to protect and promote the Armenian and Cypriot Maronite Arabic languages on the island. The

Oil rose above $66 a barrel on Friday, recovering from the previous day's drop to an eight-week low, but gains were limited by doubts about the strength of economic recovery and high

The Group of 20 will become the forum for global economic management, giving rising powers such as China more clout, and roll out tougher rules on bank capital by the end of