Tag: clubs
Macedonia 13.12.22 | 19:10

Main promoter of the Bulgarian nationalist cause in Macedonia wants to open 20 more clubs

Bulgarian businessman Milen Vrabevski, who supports the opening of the controversial clubs in Macedonia, said that he will open 20 such centers. The first two – “Vanco Mihajlov” in Bitola and “Tsar Boris III” in Ohrid, were vandalized several times because of their names...
Macedonia 12.12.21 | 12:36

Five night clubs raided because of fake vaccine certificates

Inspectors closed five night clubs in Skopje for Covid violations. In a rare raid meant to check whether patrons are carrying vaccine certificates, numerous violations were found. In one club, on Jordan Mijalkov street in Skopje, police found two people with fake certificates and 15 without a certificate....
Macedonia Sport 02.03.21 | 22:08

Twelve clubs split from the Ski Federation

Twelve clubs announced that they are leaving the Ski Federation of Macedonia, in a dispute over an attempt to elect a new president of the federation. The clubs, led by Ski Club Polar, Ljuboten, Shari Academy, Bistra – Gostivar and others, said that they consider the planned conference as illegitimate....
Macedonia Sport 19.10.20 | 12:37

Basketball clubs demand that the season begins

Basketball clubs called on Pero Antic, the head of the Macedonian Basketball Federation (KFM) to being the season or resign. The clubs tell Antic that the whole of Europe has resumed and that Macedonia must follow suit. Some countries in Europe even allow audience to attend the games. There is football,...
Macedonia 07.10.20 | 15:28

Musicians and restaurant workers protest against new Government restrictions

Club owners, musicians and restaurant workers protested in front of the Macedonian Government building today, giving Prime Minister Zoran Zaev two days to review the strict coronavirus restrictions that banned live music events or any loud celebration and imposed a strict limit to the number of people...
Macedonia 05.10.20 | 10:20

After brazen violations of the coronavirus restrictions, Government bans concerts and limits number of people allowed at one restaurant table

The new restrictive measures meant to stop the spread of the coronavirus are mainly focused on restaurants and clubs, which were flouting regulation by staging mini weddings and even concerts featuring stars from the wider Balkan region. The measures mandate that restaurants restrict noise levels to...

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