The government on Tuesday announced flights from 28 countries will be banned as of 3am on Saturday as a part of ramped up measures to stop the spread of coronavirus (Covid-19).

Bank administrations are increasingly concerned about the coronavirus’ economic repercussions and primarily whether borrowers will be able to continue paying their loans in a timely fashion, Phileleftheros reports.

The government has issued a decree capping the wholesale and retail price of antiseptics, antibacterial products and masks to counter any price-gouging.

Cyprus recorded three new cases of coronavirus on Tuesday taking the total in the Republic to 49 during the second week of the outbreak, the Health Ministry announced.

Greece’s Energean Oil & Gas — which is building a portfolio of mostly gas-focused Mediterranean assets — is keen to join Cyprus’ energy search, its CEO Mathios Rigas told S&P Global Platts.

Thirteen new coronavirus cases were confirmed on Monday, the biggest daily spike in new cases.

The people of PwC are successfully working from the safety of their home.

As COVID-19 continues to impact the global and local community, EY Cyprus is taking necessary measures to protect the health and wellbeing of our people, customers, associates, and wider community, while minimizing potential disruption.

E-learning in public schools is a viable proposition, education minister Prodromos Prodromou announced on Monday as he visited three Nicosia high schools where pilot schemes were being tested.

The Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) said Monday that local lenders are “expected” to release around €1.3 billion in aggregate in capital reserves, to be used to grease the skids for businesses and individuals amid the economic slump due to measures taken to contain the spread of Covid-19.