The 49th Christodoula March in Cyprus unites people from all corners of the island in a powerful display of solidarity to raise cancer awareness and support those fighting the disease. With participants walking through cities like Limassol, Nicosia, Larnaca, Famagusta, and Paphos, this annual event symbolizes the unwavering community support for the Cyprus AntiCancer Society and the ongoing battle against cancer.
The BoC Spring Fest, organized by the Bank of Cyprus, is a charity event at Nicosia Mall to support the Cyprus AntiCancer Society. Scheduled for April 7, it promises fun activities for all ages while raising funds for a noble cause in the ‘Christodoula March’ initiative.
A man was found dead on PalaichoriNicosia Road after a collision involving his car and a water tanker, sparking a mysterious death investigation by the police. Authorities are seeking witnesses to uncover the truth behind the incident and improve road safety in the community.
A barber shop in Paphos was set on fire late Thursday night, causing significant damage. Emergency services responded quickly and prevented the flames from spreading to nearby buildings. The incident is currently being investigated by the police as a deliberate act.
Petrolina continues its legacy of compassion by sponsoring the ‘Love Route’ charity ride for the 16th year, supporting children with cancer through the ‘One Dream One Wish’ Association. The fiveday motorcycle event raises awareness and funds, uniting riders and communities in a heartfelt journey of hope and solidarity.
Lidl Cyprus is supporting the Cyprus AntiCancer Society by donating €0.50 to the ‘Arodaphnousa’ Palliative Care Centre for every scan of the Lidl Plus loyalty card from December 11 to December 31, helping cover the operational costs of two rooms for a year. By simply scanning their loyalty card, customers can effortlessly contribute to this cause and join Lidl Cyprus in making a difference this Christmas season.
Two housefires occurred in the Paphos District, with the first being caused by a faulty electric heater in a guesthouse and the second resulting in a roof collapse in a detached house. Emergency services responded quickly and are investigating the cause of the second fire, while recommending regular checks of electrical appliances and knowledge of fire safety practices.
Retired art teacher, Androula Angelidou Antoniadou, has singlehandedly transformed a graffiticovered playground in Larnaca into a vibrant communal space, with support from the local community and council. Her initiative aims to enhance mental wellbeing and community spirit through the power of beauty and creativity, inspiring a call for wider change in revitalizing public areas for the benefit of the community’s mental health and collective morale.
