The Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM) has accused the government of spending 100,000 euros to purchase drinking water for Gostivar from the mayor of Kavadarci, even as Gostivar residents continue to face a prolonged lack of potable water, restricted to technical use only. This situation is causing significant distress, particularly among expatriates returning to the city.

Слободен печат: SDSM: Government Bought Water for Gostivar for 100,000 Euros from Mayor of…

The SDSM party criticizes the current government for allegedly spending 100,000 euros on drinking water for Gostivar from the mayor of Kavadarci, while citizens of Gostivar have been drinking contaminated water for weeks.

ALSAT: Gostivar Still Without Drinking Water; Water Only for Technical Use

The city of Gostivar is experiencing a prolonged water shortage, with available water restricted to technical use only, causing distress among residents, particularly returning expatriates.

ALSAT: Gostivar Still Without Drinking Water – Emigrants Revolted

Residents of Gostivar continue to suffer from a severe lack of drinking water, with even basic hygiene being difficult, leading to strong discontent, especially among expatriates.

The government is under fire for selecting an unlicensed company to construct a protective roof for a church in Kurbinovo, a decision made without conservation approval. Meanwhile, the government announced a strategy of modern reforms and capital investments aimed at ensuring long-term energy stability and fostering stable economic development.

SDK.mk: State picks unlicensed firm for church renovation; authorities reject…

The government has selected an unlicensed company to build a protective roof for a church in Kurbinovo, despite the administration withholding conservation approval. This decision raises concerns about the process and oversight of historical site preservation.

Plusinfo: Government Ensures Energy Stability for Macedonia

The government is implementing a strong strategy with modern reforms and capital investments to create conditions for stable economic development.

Residents of the Podmolje weekend settlement near Ohrid have been struggling for years with muddy water from their taps, and despite repeated appeals, the municipality of Debarca has not addressed the issue.

SDK.mk: Muddy water instead of drinking water in Ohrid; residents seek solution for…

Residents of the weekend settlement Podmolje, near Ohrid, have been facing water supply issues for years, with muddy water coming from their taps. Despite their continuous appeals, the municipality of Debarca has not taken action.

Zoran Dimitrovski, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, has stated in an interview that Bulgaria's actions towards North Macedonia constitute "bullying."

Слободен печат: VIDEO INTERVIEW | Zoran Dimitrovski, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs…

Zoran Dimitrovski, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, discusses Bulgaria's actions, describing them as bullying towards North Macedonia.

The most challenging section of the highway connecting to Ohrid, which includes multiple bridges and tunnels, is nearing completion and is expected to open soon. The entire highway project is projected to be finished by May of next year.

Plusinfo: Ohrid Highway's Toughest Section Nearing Completion

The most challenging section of the highway to Ohrid, featuring bridges and tunnels, is expected to open soon, with the entire project anticipated to be finished by May next year.

The Commission for Prevention and Protection against Discrimination has determined a case of harassment based on race, skin color, origin, and ethnicity. This finding follows a report by a Rom man against his Albanian colleague for using a derogatory term.

SDK.mk: Rom reported Albanian colleague for calling him 'Gypsy'; commission finds…

The Commission for Prevention and Protection against Discrimination has found a case of harassment based on race, skin color, origin, and ethnicity, after a Rom man reported his Albanian colleague for using the slur 'Gypsy'.