Residents of the small village in Larnaca district have been without water for over a week, resorting to creative measures like using pool water for sanitation. The lack of communication and assistance from authorities has left the community in a bureaucratic limbo, raising concerns about their safety, livelihoods, and the ability of the restructured municipality to handle emergencies effectively.
Nissi Beach in Ayia Napa, Cyprus, has been voted Europe’s top seaside destination due to its warm waters, golden sands, and high environmental standards, making it a mustvisit for sunseekers. With an average temperature of 30.5°C in the hottest month, Nissi Beach offers a paradisiacal experience for all visitors, ensuring a memorable beach getaway.
The Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) has declared a new reference interest rate at 11.76 percent, impacting financial transactions like loans. Exceeding this rate is now a criminal offense according to Article 314A of the Penal Code Law, Cap. 154, in a move to safeguard consumers and promote fairness in financial dealings.
The LimassolNicosia motorway will be closed from Pera Chorio Nisou to Latsia, Nicosiabound, starting Friday at 8 PM until Sunday at 3 PM. Traffic towards Limassol will be redirected with one lane to Nicosia and two lanes to Limassol drivers are advised to follow detour signs and maintain reduced speed limits for safety.
The National Guard of Cyprus is set to undergo a transformation into a “flexible, semiprofessional army” as outlined by Defence Minister Vasilis Palmas. This shift aims to bolster military capabilities, adapt to modern threats, and uphold the island’s heritage of national security and patriotism.
The National Guard has transformed into a modern, agile force ensuring national stability and security, evolving to meet contemporary challenges through training, technology, and a semiprofessional structure. Defense Minister Vasilis Palmas envisions a responsive and adaptable force, honoring tradition while preparing for future threats, as new conscripts pledge allegiance to safeguard their nation’s freedom and safety.
The FANEROMENI24 Arts Festival in Nicosia, hosted by the Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation, is a magical outdoor cinema event celebrating Cypriot filmmakers under the starlit sky. Featuring familyfriendly movies and internationally acclaimed films, this free festival offers a unique communal experience in the arts and storytelling, promising unforgettable summer evenings in the heart of the city.
Public perception plays a vital role in the success of tourism in Cyprus, with positive reports boosting tourist arrivals and revenue. Deputy Tourism Minister Kostas Koumis emphasized the need to maintain a positive image by highlighting the island’s strengths and fostering collaboration between local authorities and the tourism sector for sustainable growth.
Roadworks on the highway in Nicosia caused long tailbacks, with delays due to closures from Latsi to Dali. Further disruptions are expected with upcoming closures between Alikos bridge and Latsia, as the Nicosia ring road project aims for an August 5th phase completion.
Nature Trails” is an art exhibition at Minthis Resort showcasing Giota Ioannidou and Aristotelis Dimitriou’s interpretations of the Paphos landscape with red thread motifs and coastal landscape paintings. Running from August 231, 2024, it promises a soulstirring fusion of art and nature for visitors to immerse themselves in.
