The Municipality of Struga informs the public that as part of the project to improve waste management, some of the new containers will be distributed in the village of Labunista.

There is a village, big in soul but humble in name. A village that woke up every morning with the same dream — to become a city. Not out of ambition, but out of dignity.

The issued certificate from "TD AEN 2011" enables citizens and legal entities direct connection to the EVN electrical network, in accordance with all legal regulations and technical standards.

The public utility company "Hygiene – Labunishta" informs the residents that due to rising sources, significant turbidity has been observed in the water supply system.

Today, November 17, marks exactly 29 years since the historic day when Labuništa became the seat of its own municipality within the independent Republic of Macedonia. The Municipality of Labuništa was officially established on November 17, 1996, and existed until April 12, 2004, when it was abolished and merged into the Municipality of Struga as part of the new territorial reorganization.

Almost all streets in Labunishta are paved today, yet they still lack that European look. Although the asphalt is new, streets without marked white lines do not give the proper appearance that a well-organized environment should have. When streets lack side and center lines, they look unfinished, as if missing the final step that makes a place modern and organized.

Shuttering of the supports and slab has been fully completed, marking an important step in the realization of this significant project. Preparation is underway for the next phase – reinforcing the supports and the slab itself.

New street lighting installation has begun in Labunista to bring more light and life to the village. Until now, some streets were poorly lit and appeared gloomy at night, which bothered the residents and visitors.

The expansion of the Mehmed Ali Pasha Mosque is progressing without delay and according to the planned schedule. Currently, the formwork for the supports and the ground floor slab is being carried out, marking a significant step in the structural phase of the building.

Following the successful and inspiring organization by the Labunishta community in Italy, now our Labunishta people in Austria are following in the same noble footsteps

The construction of the new recreational park in the schoolyard is progressing at a great pace! Part of the area has already been arranged, and soon students and residents will be able to enjoy a pleasant space for relaxation and play.

Many years ago, Adzo Esat Mustafoski (Abazoski) — may he rest in eternal peace — built the mosque fountain, leaving behind a noble deed that benefited us all. Over time, the fountain aged, and a few days ago the portal Labnista.mk raised the idea to renovate it again.

Adrenaline, strength, and passion for off-road driving – that best describes Enes "Pajak" Memishoski from Labunishta, who returns to the scene, this time ready to conquer the mountainous terrains in Plasnica.

In Labunishta, the renovation of the facade part of the auxiliary rooms at the Church of St. Nicholas has been completed. Upon completion of the construction activities, the building received a new, modern appearance and improved conditions for use.

Every cent, every helping hand, and every sincere heart is a huge blessing and hope for this little child and her parents.

Right beside the Lower Mosque stands an old fountain. Its stone is cracked, but it still smells of water and time. For years, people gathered here—to fill bottles, to cool off, to converse. The fountain is not just a source, but a place that connects.

Dear congregation members...

Labunista has every reason to be proud again! Young karateka Aldin Bajramoski, member of the Karate Club “Erol 2007,” has been selected to represent Macedonia at the Balkan...

After many years of dedicated work, our dear fellow citizen Safet Demiraliyeski is retiring with well-deserved rest. As a mathematics teacher and principal, Safet left a deep mark on education and the lives of many generations of students from our village and beyond.

Labunishta Active Youth (LAY) is launching a new campaign aimed at illuminating parts of our village where there is no street lighting. Together with the residents, the youth will work to identify all the "dead spots" – public areas that remain dark.