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Christodoula March: the struggle continues

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Christodoula March: the struggle continues

The text describes the author’s participation in the Christodoula March, an annual awareness and fundraising event organized by the Anti-Cancer Society. The author was inspired by the presence of children at the event and advocates for a society where individuals facing trials like cancer do not have to fight alone. The author is running for municipal councilor in Strovolos with a commitment to offering aid and improving the community for all residents.

‘Specific plan’ for positive developments on Cyprus problem

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‘Specific plan’ for positive developments on Cyprus problem

Fact: President Nikos Christodoulides mentioned that the Greek Cypriot side has a specific plan for creating positive conditions for a Cyprus solution and hopes this effort will result in a resumption of talks.

Don Wooten: Taxes are dues we pay to be part of this society

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Don Wooten: Taxes are dues we pay to be part of this society

The author, Don Wooten, reflects on his attitude towards paying taxes and the importance of contributing to society through taxes. He mentions his belief that taxes are necessary for the common good and expresses a willingness to pay them, despite some frustrations with how tax money is sometimes used.

EU imposes sanctions against violent West Bank settlers

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EU imposes sanctions against violent West Bank settlers

The European Union agreed to impose sanctions on four individuals and two entities involved in violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the West Bank. The entities listed are Lehava and Hilltop Youth, with two leading figures from Hilltop Youth, Meir Ettinger and Elisha Yered, also facing sanctions. Israel captured the West Bank in 1967 and the area has been under military occupation since, with Israeli settlements continuing to expand. Palestinians hope for the West Bank to be part of a future independent state along with Gaza and East Jerusalem.

Cyprus Forum Cities highlights local governance and smart cities

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Cyprus Forum Cities highlights local governance and smart cities

House of Representatives President Annita Demetriou warned about forthcoming challenges in local governance during her address at the 2nd Cyprus Forum Cities event. Deputy Minister Nikodemos Damianou outlined the Cyprus government’s plans for smart city development, including the Smart Cyprus initiative. Deputy Minister Irene Piki emphasized the critical role of cities in improving citizens’ quality of life.

Freeland’s new federal budget hikes taxes on the rich to cover billions in new spending | CBC News

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Freeland's new federal budget hikes taxes on the rich to cover billions in new spending | CBC News

Fact: Ottawa plans to spend .9 billion more than planned over the next five years, with a projected billion deficit this fiscal year.

Prince William back to public duties after Kate, ’s cancer revelation

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Prince William back to public duties after Kate, ’s cancer revelation

Prince William returned to public duties for the first time since his wife Kate revealed she was undergoing preventative chemotherapy for cancer.

Prince William back to public duties after wife Kate’s cancer revelation

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Prince William back to public duties after wife Kate’s cancer revelation

Prince William returned to public duties for the first time since his wife Kate revealed she was undergoing preventative chemotherapy for cancer. Kate, the Princess of Wales, shared in a video message that tests following surgery uncovered cancer, which was a shock. William appeared in good spirits during a visit to a food redistribution charity and a youth center, receiving ‘get well soon’ cards for Kate and his father, King Charles, who is also undergoing cancer treatment. Kate will return to public duties when her medical team deems her well enough, with no specific timeline given.

“Nurturing the talents of tomorrow”: Adsterra Backs Up the 2nd Youth Tech Fest Cyprus 2024

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“Nurturing the talents of tomorrow”: Adsterra Backs Up the 2nd Youth Tech Fest Cyprus 2024

Adsterra is sponsoring the 2nd Youth Tech Fest Cyprus 2024 on April 20, investing in STEAM education for the future generation.

Man named Vote will cast ballot for change in South Africa

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Man named Vote will cast ballot for change in South Africa

Mariana Ubisi named her son Vote after he was born on the day of South Africa’s first democratic election in 1994 that brought Nelson Mandela to power. Despite not having the right to vote themselves, Mariana and her husband Ernesto, who were Mozambican refugees, were hopeful for the end of white minority rule. Today, their son Vote works part-time as a waiter and dreams of becoming a field guide, emphasizing the importance of voting for change in the community.