As the first autistic residents settled into their new homes, the NGO Voice for Autism held an official opening at the two group homes in Lakatamia, Nicosia. The event was under the
The people of Limassol are being asked to redefine the city and its culture for the next ten years to secure the title of European Capital of Culture for 2030. At a
Cyprus is experiencing heavy rainfall on Tuesday after the Met Office issued a yellow warning for extreme weather conditions. The warning came into effect at 10 am Tuesday, valid until 6 pm,
The European Commission announced it will provide technical support to Cyprus to implement all-day schooling in gymnasiums. According to the statement, the new Technical Support Instrument (TSI) was created after the Ministry
Animal welfare services and rights organisations are fuming with the owner of ‘Melios Zoo’ over the recent addition of two brown bears despite Cyprus’ hot weather being less than ideal. The two
Cypriot conservationists released a batch of seven Spanish vultures into the wild to help replenish the native population, which is threatened with extinction, officials said Friday. It is the second batch of
A 3.2 magnitude earthquake on Friday shook Limassol, but there was no structural damage or injuries, reported the Cyprus Seismological Centre. The mild earthquake was felt in Limassol on Friday at 02:42,
The percentage of Cypriots interested in the news from most information sources has recorded a drop, a Union of Cyprus Journalists (UCJ) survey has shown. The third annual survey on the qualitative
The British Council launched the tenth year of its Study UK Alumni Awards programme, celebrating the outstanding achievements of UK alumni worldwide. The award winners and finalists are leaders in their fields
UEFA and the Cyprus Football Association (CFA) staged a special grassroots event offering more than 90 children the opportunity to test their skills against several footballing legends. Tuesday’s Limassol event welcomed boys
