Amid preparations for Easter celebrations, joint operations by British bases police, Cyprus police, and customs officers are cracking down on illegal fireworks and smuggling activities. Significant arrests have been made, along with efforts to educate children about firework dangers, promoting public safety through awareness campaigns.
In 2023, the Cyprus Real Estate Agents Registration Council has escalated its fight against illegal real estate activities, filing 167 criminal cases against unlicensed brokers. With increased inspector numbers and expertise, the council aims to crack down on unlawful practices and safeguard the public from potential scams.
The Cyprus Real Estate Agents Registration Council is cracking down on illegal activities in the real estate sector with 167 criminal cases initiated in 2023 against unlicensed brokering, highlighting their commitment to protecting consumers. Meanwhile, Larnaca emerges as a hidden gem for investors, with the city’s potential being showcased at a recent conference, sparking renewed interest in its economic prospects.
The Limassol fish farm has caused controversy due to its illegal expansion into protected zones, environmental damage to the Kouris dam, misappropriation of EU funds, and suspected money laundering. Audit reports have implicated several government ministries, leading to an ongoing investigation into corruption and abuse of power.
