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Kosovo Press Review - February 26

Pristina | 26 February 2010 | Petrit Collaku
 
Kosovo Newspapers
Kosovo Newspapers
Here are the top stories in Kosovo’s main newspapers. Balkan Insight has not verified the reports and cannot vouch for their accuracy.

KOHA DITORE

According to newspapers sources, an agreement has been reached between the UNMIK office in Mitrovica North and Kosovo police to increase the presence of the Kosovo police force.

EXPRESS

Some 5,000 people from the village of Marina, in the municipality of Skenderaj, have signed a petition for the dismissal of the village imam. The petition was organised by the NGO “Prehja”. The director of the NGO, Ajnishahe Halimi, claims that the imam has been sexually abusing the girls of the village.

ZERI

Kosovo’s premier announced yesterday that in addition to establishing a university in Prizren, the government is planning to establish universities in Mitrovica, Gjakova and Peja.



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