Ziligurti, is a humour magazine that is being published monthly in North Cyprus.
Ziligurti is the first humour magazine in North Cyprus. The magazine is being published monthly by Cyprus youth. It contains politic titles, writings and caricatures. There are titles about daily problems. In addition, there are just humorous titles to address middle schools and high schools. the authors of "Ziligurti" are taking all titles inside the magazine indepe...
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