Michalis Frederikou, educational pioneer, founder and president of Frederick University, has died aged 83. The university issued an announcement saying, “his funeral will be held on Monday 24 August at Agias Varvaras
Cypriot health authorities reported 11 new Covid-19 infections on Friday, one up from the previous day, but down from the 26-case surge in mid-week with tests remaining relatively high. The 11 infections
The Deputy Ministry of Shipping has warned boat owners, spearfishers and snorkelling divers to adhere to the rules regarding markers and buoys, following an accident in Larnaca Bay when a diver was
Cyprus students will be returning to school in early September after COVID-19 lockdown shut them out but they must wear a face mask in class. Following a cabinet meeting at the Presidential
Cyprus has unveiled its roadmap of restrictions for weddings, christenings and other mass events that will last until January in an attempt to put the lid back on COVID-19 cases. President Nicos
Cyprus tourism revenue recorded a steep annual drop for the first six months of this year, data released by the Cyprus Statistical Service show. Revenue from tourism in June 2020 reached €6.7
Cyprus renewed a decree issued 1 August making the wearing of face masks in crowded indoor places obligatory while lifting social gathering restrictions in Limassol and lowering the price for private COVID-19
Cyprus’ cabinet meeting on Friday will decide on whether some COVID-19 restrictions should be relaxed or extended for social gathering while agreeing on protocols for schools to reopen in September. Ministers have
Divided Cyprus has seen a surge in cases in recent weeks with health authorities on both sides of the ceasefire line trying to contain the spread of coronavirus after months of successful
Cypriot health authorities reported 10 new Covid-19 infections on Thursday a big drop from Wednesday’s surge of 26 cases with tests remaining relatively high. The 10 infections were diagnosed after 3,202 tests,
