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From Africa to Ayurveda: a journey to healing in Cyprus (opens the original)
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Miriam Erne is in what might be called a transitional phase. At 36, “I have lived through some stuff,” she says – vivid stuff and sometimes terrible stuff, images she’ll carry with her to the end of her days. Right now, however, her website calls her “a modern medicine woman” and she’s liable to be found, once a month, on the beach, leading spiritual seekers in a ‘full-moon ceremony’. “I feel like I don’t need these extreme adventures anymore,” she admits in lightly accented English. No regrets,
Applications plummet: the latest twist in the PV saga (opens the original)
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When it comes to solar power, the ultimate dream is self-sufficiency – both on the macro level, as an island (since we have so much sunshine), and on the micro, household level. Unfortunately, the current situation is a long way from that – largely because the power grid isn’t up to scratch, curtailing (i.e. cutting off) photovoltaic systems when they produce more than it can handle. “Instead of storing [energy] for later use, they simply shut it off. No warning, no compensation. Just wasted sun
WHO report scrutinises role of personal doctors in Gesy (opens the original)
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The role of personal doctors has come under scrutiny as part of a recent World Health Organisation (WHO) report on our national health system (Gesy). The report, titled ‘Strengthening primary health care and reducing overprovision of low-value specialist care: policy options for Cyprus’, was prepared by four experts – including academics from LSE and Brown University – for the WHO and the European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies. It’s wide-ranging, and quick to note the benefits that
The tragedy that shaped one of Cyprus’ newest MPs (opens the original)
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It takes a moment to even realise it’s her, this slim young woman in a light-pink T-shirt, dwarfed by the gaudy tower of Ayia Napa marina. She looks like she’s just come from the beach (as indeed she has). She doesn’t really look like an MP – albeit from the freshest, least stuffy party, Fidias Panayiotou’s Direct Democracy. Coffee Berry is too noisy so we head to the air-conditioned tower, pretending to be waiting for the gym to get past security. It all feels a bit disorganised. Then we get to
This might be Cyprus’ best housing idea – so why is no-one using it? (opens the original)
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It’s so rare for a government scheme to be an unqualified Good Thing that it feels downright ungrateful to criticise it. Then again, even Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou, speaking last February, admitted that the Renovate-Rent housing scheme was underperforming relative to expectations. The hope was for 1,000 housing units to be placed on the market in two years (920 property owners registered on the platform when the scheme was announced in 2024) but there have been only 84 applications
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