During recent police operations in Cyprus, multiple instances of illegal employment were uncovered. Unauthorized workers were found in restaurants and cafés in Nicosia, a Mini Market and construction site in Famagusta, and restaurants and with street vendors in Limassol. Investigations are ongoing to address these labor violations.
The upcoming football match between AEL and APOLLON at ALPHAMEGA Stadium is set to be an exciting event for fans. To ensure a seamless experience, fans should arrive 30 minutes before kickoff, undergo security checks, and present a valid fan card and ticket. AEL fans will access Central, East, and South Stands, while APOLLON fans will access the North Stand. Fans should follow transportation and parking instructions and adhere to safety regulations. Cooperation with traffic management and police is crucial for a safe and enjoyable experience.
Lidl has launched a VATfree January in Cyprus, offering over 60 essential items without the usual 19% VAT. This move not only provides significant savings for consumers but also boosts customer loyalty and creates a joyful shopping atmosphere after the festive season.
Famagusta, a city in Cyprus, has a rich cultural heritage that is evident in its historical landmarks like the Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque. Despite the impact of the 1974 Turkish invasion, Famagusta thrives culturally through institutions like the Eastern Mediterranean University and the Cyprus Theatre Organisation, showcasing its vibrant community spirit and diversity.
Cyprus is bracing for a sudden weather shift in winter 2024, with the Cyprus Meteorological Service forecasting adverse conditions from late January 6th until the following evening. This includes a potential storm, prompting residents and tourists to stay informed and prepared, as the island’s mild winter climate faces an unexpected interlude.
The comprehensive guide provides all the necessary information for fans attending the APOEL vs ANORTHOSIS football match at GSP Stadium. It includes details on opening and arrival instructions, ticket and identification checks, parking and access for both sets of fans, postmatch protocol, prohibited items and activities, collection points for personal belongings, parking regulations, and the police presence to ensure safety and traffic facilitation.
Maria Sakkari’s triumph at the United Cup was a testament to her determination and skill, as she fought through a tough match against a strong Canadian opponent to secure victory. Her win was met with jubilation and pride from her Greek and Cypriot supporters, highlighting the deep connection between athletes and their fans, and the unifying power of sports.
The announcement for the Forensic Analyst of Electronic Data position by the Cyprus Police was cancelled and reannounced due to the oversight of a necessary qualification. Applicants who had already paid the application fees will receive refunds and are encouraged to reapply under the new announcement number 5603/1.
In response to a recent escalation of violence at football matches in Limassol and Nicosia, the police have made arrests and are conducting investigations under the Law on Violence in Sports Venues. The Special Police Unit intervened during clashes, and those detained face charges like possession of weapons and causing bodily harm. Ongoing inquiries aim to ensure safety and prevent future incidents.
Nicosia envisions a transformation that harmonizes its rich history with modern urbanism, including pedestrianfriendly zones, enhanced public transportation, sustainable urban development, and bridging communities for unity and social cohesion. This capital city, standing at the cusp of change, seeks to stitch together its fragmented urban fabric and become a sustainable, inclusive capital with a vibrant, unified future.
