Alex Efthyvoulou, a veteran foreign correspondent who worked throughout most of his career for the Associated Press, died on Monday. He was 97. After graduating from the English School in Nicosia and
Tony Christodoulou, widely considered a pioneer and father of public relations in Cyprus and beyond, has died. He was 80. For five decades, Tony was known as “Mr British Airways” and “Mr
Tributes continue to pour in for Lellos Demetriades, the longest-serving mayor of modern Nicosia and an accomplished lawyer since the 1960s, who died aged 89, with officials and the public praising his
Tributes have poured in for Loukis Papaphilippou, an authority on law and the Cyprus constitution, champion of free broadcasting and patron of the arts, who died aged 84. Papaphilippou was admired for
Greece’s greatest composer of all times died on September 2, aged 96, an ordinary man with extraordinary talent. At age 17, Mikis Theodorakis gave his first performance in Tripoli with his work
Legendary composer, political activist, writer, and arguably the most famous modern Greek Mikis Theodorakis died at the age of 96 on Thursday. Born on the island of Chios on 29 July 1925,
General Manager of McDonald’s Cyprus, credited with the organization’s charitable work on the island, Renos Andreou died after a long illness aged 67 on 21 July. Widely known for his charity work,
Veteran businessman and politician Nicos Rolandis, credited with laying the foundation for Cyprus’ natural gas ambitions in 2003, has died aged 86. He was widely known as a kind and soft-spoken man,
Pantelis Kouros, the most trusted aide two-time Cyprus president Glafcos Clerides had throughout his political career, has died aged 89. His funeral will take place on Tuesday at the Constantinou and Eleni
Cyprus socialist party leader Vassos Lyssarides and self-appointed champion of human rights in the Middle East, died on Monday, two weeks shy of his 101st birthday. The centenarian politician was a veteran
