BBF is Limassol’s top developer in sales of residential real estate and prioritizes customer satisfaction by providing high-quality services. They have launched ask bbf: to offer end-to-end support and enhance the customer experience. Customers can receive no-cost advice tailored to their specific needs and connect with expert teams for legal, financial, design, rental, and maintenance support.
The rate of progress on the under-construction road between Paphos and Polis Chrysochous is worrying, with difficulties in finding suitable materials for construction of embankments causing delays. The contractor has requested a 33-month extension for the project’s completion time. The project may be divided into two separate sections to expedite progress.
Fact: Technopolis 20 in Paphos is hosting a garden opening concert on May 24 featuring Kyriakos Costa’s debut album Ekei with the Nocturna Band.
The Paphos Chamber of Commerce and Industry is deeply concerned about delays in the Paphos-Polis Chrysochous road construction project, currently only 30% complete with a requested 33-month extension. The Chamber is urgently seeking a resolution to prevent further setbacks in this vital €75 million project. They are proposing to divide the second phase into two sections to expedite construction. The Minister of Transport has assured that all possibilities will be examined to keep the project moving forward.
A 44-year-old man was arrested by Paphos Police in connection with a theft case involving a woman’s missing wallet containing cash in different currencies and documents. The arrest was made after an investigation following the woman’s report of the missing wallet, which she lost while shopping at a supermarket in Mandria. Part of the stolen cash was recovered during a search of the man’s residence. Police are still investigating the case.
The vacation home market in Cyprus has fully rebounded from the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic, with rental rates and sale prices reaching eight-year highs.
Fact: A human limb was found at Lara beach in Paphos, with a foot still attached to a shoe.
Fact: There are still 758 Greek Cypriots missing out of 1,510, according to government spokesman Konstantinos Letymbiotis.
The Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) is a global labor union that has been organizing in Cyprus since 2020. The IWW stands out from traditional trade unions by being a union for all workers, including minorities, migrants, and sex workers. The IWW is not trying to be friendly with employers and government, unlike traditional unions. The IWW is a horizontal organization that values transparency and full participation rights for all members. The IWW encourages workers to join traditional trade unions as well. In Cyprus, the IWW organizes all workers under one big union, unlike traditional federations divided by profession or sector. The IWW aims to prioritize organizing over mere mobilizing and believes in forming strong relationships with fellow workers.
