Kosovo villages wishing to be called towns

Starting jobs to repair the old culture centre “dry Sefer” has raised the hope of Zegra's residents that the village will be restored to numerous cultural activities as once, writes today “Koha Ditore”.

Workers have started cleaning up domestic spaces flooded by the trash and water that leaks from damaged stamps on Tuesday. One of the workers laments that there is no water in the facility for cleaning the floors. They hope they will have the help of the village to solve this problem as well so that things will not stop.

Across the main sports field, at the crossroads, in the center of the village, flows the fountain's water stream. Above that on the black table is witness portrait Agim Ramadani and inscription “for a Kosovo waterdrop”.

Bajram Isufi (51) is connected to the village centre, even though he now lives in Gjilan. At the culture centre conveyed all cultural activities between seventy and eighty years before the Serbian regime in the early 1990s prevented Albanians from developing activities in it.

There was a projector up there, and here on the stage was the film issue cloth”, showing with nostalgic Isufi, between the hall. The workers have collected the ruined chairs. Even outside, there are broken chairs on the concrete stairs, beside the asphalt field of sports. Isufi relates how Zegra had produced handball talents at the time the village was competing in regional handball leagues.