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VivaBank to take over Cyprus’s public e-payments system as JCC loses tender battle (opens the original)
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VivaBank has won the tender to manage the Cyprus public sector’s electronic transactions, after JCC Payment Systems Ltd, which has run the system since 2010, lost its final appeal at the Tender Review Authority following a four-year process. The tender took four years to conclude, from its initial publication to the final ruling on JCC’s appeal. JCC had processed electronic payments, including by card, for various public fees. These included direct tax payments and public debts, vehicle licences
Minutes reveal how remains of 70 Assia villagers were dumped at Dikomo landfill (opens the original)
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Minutes from a meeting between the Committee of Relatives of Missing Persons from Assia and the three members of the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus (CMP) on 17 November 2017 shed light on how the remains of 70 Assia residents were dumped at the former landfill in occupied Dikomo after they were murdered in cold blood. The Assia villagers were killed in August 1974 and initially thrown into two wells in Afania. Their remains were dug up in 1995 and dumped at the landfill in an attempt to
Lifeguard vacancies hit 84 as coverage criteria revealed (opens the original)
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Interior Minister Konstantinos Ioannou has disclosed 84 vacant lifeguard positions out of 374 approved posts nationwide this year, in a written reply to Larnaca MP Prodromos Alambritis. The reply sets out the island-wide picture of lifeguard coverage, which runs from three months to twelve months depending on the area, with longer coverage in locations that have winter swimmers. Paphos district has 122 of the 374 lifeguards, with 25 posts vacant. Limassol has 74 lifeguards and 26 vacancies. Larn
Ledra-Onassagorou construction sparks shopkeeper backlash over timelines and disruption (opens the original)
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Plans to redevelop the Ledra and Onassagorou pedestrian streets in Nicosia have opened a new round of disputes, centred on the impact shopkeepers say the works will have on their businesses. Most consider the upgrade of the historic commercial centre necessary, but the reactions echo those seen when the pedestrianisation of Ledra and Onassagorou was decided under the late mayor Lellos Demetriades. Philenews toured the pedestrian streets and asked shopkeepers why they object to a project that wil
New EU regulation forces coffee shops to accept customer cups from 2027 (opens the original)
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A major shift is coming for coffee lovers due to a new EU regulation that obliges all takeaway businesses to serve customers in their own reusable containers, provided the consumer chooses this option. Charalambos Theopemptou, the former chairman of the parliamentary Environment Committee, told Phileleftheros that because this measure is an EU regulation rather than a directive, it applies directly without requiring prior approval or legislation from parliament. The new system will take effect i
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