Beloved Greek singer Anna Vissi is confronting online fraud using her image by warning her fans through her official Facebook page. She emphasizes the importance of staying vigilant in today’s digital landscape to protect oneself against scams, reminding us that even acclaimed figures like her are not immune.
The upcoming cultural highlight in Cyprus is a concert series featuring renowned Greek composers Giorgos Hatzinassios and Stefanos Korkolis. They will perform alongside the TrakArt Contemporary Music Orchestra and vocalists Doros Demosthenos and Sofia Manousakis, promising an evening of traditional melodies and contemporary rhythms. The concerts will take place in Nicosia and Limassol, celebrating Greek musical heritage.
The Cyprus government achieved a remarkable financial milestone in 2023, recording a surplus of €1 billion, or 3.4% of GDP, in the first eleven months. This represents a substantial increase from the previous year and highlights notable economic growth and fiscal stability amidst global financial challenges.
The Nicosia General Hospital in Cyprus has completed the first phase of its photovoltaic park project, showcasing the country’s commitment to renewable energy. The project, part of the Recovery and Resilience Plan, aims to improve energy efficiency, reduce carbon footprint, and provide shaded parking. Once finished, it will generate 1.3 MWp of power, making the hospital more sustainable and setting an example for healthcare innovation.
Finance Minister Makis Keravnos has dismissed claims of potential misuse of Gesy’s healthcare funds as unfounded, emphasizing the government’s commitment to enhancing healthcare services and ensuring funds are used solely for healthcare. The Health Minister Popi Kanari has reassured that no funds will be cut from Gesy, and discussions are scheduled to occur to further deliberate these matters.
Initiating legal action against an audit office as revenge for reporting corruption may be illegal, as whistleblower laws protect against such retaliation. The ongoing conflict between Cyprus’s attorneygeneral’s office and the audit service will test the strength and independence of the country’s legal and anticorruption systems.
A 26yearold man, recently released from Nicosia central prison in Cyprus, was arrested again after firing a gun six times into the air near the prison. The motive behind the driveby shooting remains unclear, and the incident is currently under investigation.
The construction of the Marina in Kissonerga is set to begin in late 2025, with the groundwork expected to be completed by the end of 2024. This transformative project aims to boost the local economy and tourism sector, while also prioritizing environmental sustainability to preserve the village’s natural beauty.
A driveby shooting occurred near the central prisons in Nicosia around 11:20 am, where a black car with tinted windows fired shots into the air. The motive is unclear, but the police are investigating potential connections to the city’s criminal activities and a recent prison release. No injuries were reported, and the community is calling for increased security measures.
The man responsible for the 2017 maritime accident near Ayia Napa has been sentenced to nine months in prison by the Famagusta district court. This verdict highlights the consequences of negligence at sea and emphasizes the importance of following maritime laws to ensure safety on the water.
