Goodnews for illegal Foreigners İn TRNC: 60 Days Amnesty Approved by Parliamentary Committee

Foreıgners illegally livıng and working ın Northern Cyprus wıthout resıdent and work permıts are to expect good news ın the near future, as Mınısters make fresh attempt to allow them 60 days amnesty. A draft Bıll provıdıng thıs 60 days amnesty has been gıven a 'green lıght' by the TRNC parlıamentary commıttee and ıs to be refered to the parlıament on Monday 14th November 2016.
In August the usual 90 days amnesty ıssued by the TRNC was suspended but was blocked by the constıtutıonal court after RTP (Republıcan Turkısh Party) opposed the move as a breach of constıtutıon.
Thıs new bıll wıll favour all foreıgners, whether outsıde TRNC or lıvıng and workıng ın North Cyprus illegally.
To become legal agaın, each foreıgner wıll be asked to pay a sıngle months mınımum wage or salary - 1834TL., whıle theır employers wıll pay half that amount.

Meanwhıle, another amendment to work permıt law have also been approved by the parlıamentary commıttee. It ıs aımed at easıng strıctures on busınesses fıned breachıng regulatıons, whıch follows an appeal earlıer thıs year. Generally, ıt ıs belıeved that the current legıslatıon ıs too harsh and the amendment ıs pertınent. 

A ZIMBABWE STUDENT SPREAD LIES / RUMORS ABOUT LATE ELIZABETH CHOTO

This is indeed a malicious attempt to ridicule or embarrass the Choto's family and also the good people of Nigeria. This Zimbabwe student or informant has no respect for the dead. In an interview with Zimbabwe media houses, He claimed to have known Elizabeth as shown in the attached screenshot photos.
But contrary to all the lies he told, the autopsy report performed on Late Elizabeth is now ready and it did not show that Elizabeth was pregnant. As a matter of fact, She had a clean bill of health until her death. She booked an appointment to meet the University Psychologist but She couldn't make it.

Whoever is this anonymous student or informant, He/She ought to tender an unreserved apology to Choto's family for this because they dont deserve it as they mourn their beloved daughter.

We condemn the report published by the Herald Newspaper and all other Zimbabwe state daily newspaper and also on www.zimnews.net. It is not professional for journalists to publish news without proper investigation. The media houses did not contact the management of Cyprus International University or CIUCONNECT to enquire on the state of affairs but rather based their it on hearsay from a 'unstable' student.
We condemn the report published in Herald Newspaper and all other Zimbabwe state daily newspaper and also on zimnew.net.

It is not professional for journalists to publish news without proper investigation. The media houses did not contact the management of Cyprus International University or CIUCONNECT to enquire on the state of affairs.

We urge the general public to disregard any rumor from students in Cyprus, the true story can only be told from the autopsy report.

We pray for the soul of the departed.

JERRY SAMBE Emerges NSS EMU President-Elect. Congratulations!

 

Congratulations to JERYY SAMBE (NSS President-Elect) for winning the just concluded NSS Presidential Election in Eastern Mediterranean University Norther Cyprus. 

UPDATE: CIU STUDENT FOUND DEAD

A Cyprus International University female Zimbabwe student Miss Elizabeth Choto has committed suicide.  It has been confirmed that the student was resident in CIU apartment A2 Block.

We urge all students to remain calm as the police is investigating the true cause of Her death. An autopsy is currently ongoing on Her body and an official statement will be released by the University International center tomorrow Saturday 5th October 2016.

Thank you.

We will keep the general public posted.

NSS EMU prepares for next presidential election 2016. Expectations are High!

Expectations are high as Eastern Mediterranean University students prepare for the next election that will present the next president of Nigerian Student Society. A lot of students are eager to know who will emerge as the next president.
Interesting stories will be published on this subject from the 24th of October 2016.

Students jailed over fake $100 notes

Mr Waseem Gul and Hashim Waqar from pakistan, were jailed for nine months at Lefkosia Assizes court on Wednesday for possessing fake $100 bills, some of which they passed at a cafe on the Near East University campus in July.

Most are driving without road tax’ in TRNC

SIX out of 10 motorists are driving without paying their road tax, an MP has claimed.
Social Democracy Party Gazi Magusa MP Huseyin Angolemli made the startling revelation during a debate in Parliament on transport spending.
The veteran politician said vehicle owners “could not be expected to pay” the tax for roads that were “full of potholes”.

He was one of several MPs to lament the “poor state” of the country’s roads network as they debated the 106-million-TL transport budget.
Others called for stricter EU-style driving tests as well as reflectors to increase the visibility of barriers on unlit sections of the Lefkosa-Guzelyurt dual carriageways, which they labelled a “death-trap”.
Transport Minister Tahsin Ertugruloglu called for the High-ways Department to carry out “daily test drives” to identify problem areas and added that an integrated CCTV crime and traffic tracking system, known in Turkish as “Mobese”, would be beefed up.
He promised to “put his foot down” over poorly planned side roads junctions, labelling an exit road from the Lavinium site onto Girne-Lefkosa dual carriageway “a joke”.
Driving licensing centres in Guzelyurt, Gazi Magusa and Girne will be modernised within 90 days at a total coast of 148,000TL.
The 2016 transport budget also envisages greater traffic safety education for primary and secondary school children.
Mr Ertugruloglu promised a “zero tolerance” approach to roadside advertising: “If these signs are on the right, the left, or in the forest, they are visually polluting and blocking drivers’ views.  The will be removed.”
The minister also admitted that “New Jersey” concrete barriers designed to prevent vehicles crossing over into opposite lanes had been badly installed.
“There are views for ad against New Jersey barriers.  Our mistake was not to have installed them as separate blocks, which can be replaced when necessary,” he said.
He also promised solar-powered street lighting on urban roads and added that a clover leaf junction would replace the Gonyeli roundabout, while over and underpasses were needed at the Haspolat and Hamitkoy junctions.  A tender for an electronic lorry weighing station has also been issued, he said.  Responding, former transport minister Hasan Tacoy said: “We have almost 100 speed cameras, a number which I hope will not increase, and three ‘point-to-point’ average speed check cameras.

“We must ease traffic by sorting out the Gonyeli and Haspolat junctions and put a stop to overload lorries.”

The Traffic Commission has called for new plans on public transport, which Mr Ertugruloglu deemed to be in “total chaos”.