OLOI News & Blog
The protests by Wolt couriers are growing, especially in Limassol. Since March 20, 2026, work stoppages and protests have been disrupting the platform’s services. Workers say their payments per route have dropped a lot. They argue these payments don’t even cover basic costs like fuel and vehicle upkeep. They mention ongoing pressure on their earnings […]
The days are packed with options for enjoying the city’s culture—from theater shows and music nights to art exhibits and film screenings.
The judicial investigation into the Tempi tragedy starts today in Larissa.
A 52-year-old man died in a serious car crash at night in the Aradippou area, Larnaca district. Nikos Nikolaou, from Dromolaxia, was driving on Ellados Avenue when he collided with another car. This car had two passengers, aged 68 and 34. The Fire Service had to help get the 52-year-old out of his vehicle. He […]
The recent rainfall is a blessing for the island’s dams, giving hope for better water reserves in Cyprus. Just weeks ago, there were worries about drought and the hydrological period. But today, users on the internet shared images and videos from various dams on the Weather Enthusiasts of Cyprus page. These show rushing waters filling […]
The white ‘veil’ covering Troodos drew hundreds of people eager to enjoy this rare winter scene in Cyprus. Traffic on the roads to the mountain was heavy. Authorities reminded drivers to be careful, as some roads were slippery. The snowy views in Troodos, like those in other European countries, provide a special ‘escape’ from daily […]
A major joint operation by the Veterinary Services and the Police has uncovered the illegal transfer of sheep and goats to a livestock farm in Tseri, raising serious concerns about the spread of foot-and-mouth disease. According to reports, following an intelligence assessment, a team of veterinarians accompanied by a strong police contingent descended yesterday on […]
Two passengers of Russian origin holding Cypriot citizenship were intercepted by Customs Department officials at Larnaca Airport for carrying undeclared luxury items. The incident took place on 21 March 2026, when the two travellers, arriving from Switzerland, chose the green channel — effectively declaring they had nothing to report. However, acting on intelligence, customs officers […]
The plenary of the House of Representatives unanimously approved an amendment to the election law, extending the deadline for filling a vacant parliamentary or European Parliament seat from 45 to 120 days — a move triggered entirely by the case of Feidias Panagiotou. The Electoral Service had warned lawmakers that it would be unable to […]
“If I smoke a little, it doesn’t matter.” Is that true?
