The Cyprus State Scholarships Foundation (IKYK) has been criticized by the Audit Office for approving scholarships without first securing the necessary funding, leading to financial commitments exceeding the organization's capacity.

A new report by the Audit Office in Cyprus highlights serious weaknesses in the system for licensing and supervising tourist accommodation, finding that only 23% of hotels hold a full license.

The Audit Office in Cyprus has raised concerns about unsafe roads and unfettered access for motorists in the Akamas peninsula, stating that these conditions threaten the natural reserve due to difficult terrain.

The Cyprus audit office reported that nine financial statements from state organizations dating back to the 1990s are still pending audit, highlighting significant delays in the submission and auditing process for public entities.

The Audit Office in Cyprus has issued a special report warning that the widespread use of prefabricated classrooms in public schools has become a permanent solution to overcrowding, highlighting significant planning deficiencies.

The Cyprus Audit Office has warned that serious weaknesses in the tax department's VAT audit processes, including delays and inadequate investigations, put millions in public revenue at risk.

Following complaints about unavailable ferry tickets, the Cyprus Audit Office discovered that from 2022 to 2025, ferries operated at an average of 49 percent capacity, yet the operating company continued to receive full payment.

The audit office in Cyprus warned that the government is losing money due to pleasure boat dock operators' refusal to fully pay annual management fees upon receiving planning permission, as detailed in its latest report.

The Audit Office of Cyprus is investigating the Youth Board following complaints of irregularities, mismanagement, lack of transparency, and workplace bullying. The organization continues to operate without a board of directors during the probe.

The Audit Office in Cyprus has confirmed it is investigating claims that a former justice minister continues to receive police guards, potentially in contravention of existing rules.