AGP Executive Report
Last update: 42 minutes agoPrivate Education Costs: Cyprus families are facing another jump in private school fees, with a Kathimerini survey pointing to average increases of about 6% for 2026-2027 and total bills that can climb toward €150,000 for a seven-year secondary programme. Energy & Water Reliability: The Water Development Department says reclaimed water use is higher than reported, stressing that scaling up treated wastewater needs quality controls, monitoring, licensing, risk management and the right transport and storage infrastructure. Power Sector Tensions: EAC unions have suspended strike action until September, citing “difficult conditions” and warning that recent power cuts reflect state failures and gaps in ensuring sufficient electricity. Housing & Rent Pressure: Limassol remains the island’s priciest rental market, though 2026 shows signs of stability as more long-term supply comes online. Security & Enforcement: Police raids on scrapyards seized over one tonne of suspected AHK cables, while a Limassol court ordered €164,585 asset confiscation in a drug trafficking case. Tourism Spotlight: Paphos has been ranked the world’s best destination for sunrise and sunset views, a boost aimed at moving beyond the classic sun-and-sea pitch. Business Growth: Limassol mobile game developer Top App Games says its Ludus: Merge Arena has passed $50m in net revenue since launch, with 11m+ players worldwide.
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