Director Nedim Uzunović is suspected of siphoning off money from Bosnalijek through his own offshore companies, which he used to buy shares in this factory or distribute it to his family and associates.
Officers of the Doboj Police Department discover illegal exploitation of gravel on the Bosna River worth more than two million BAM.
The former member of the Brčko District Assembly was sentenced to prison for abusing his position by awarding grants to associations.
The Sarajevo Canton Court upheld a lawsuit against the FBiH Ministry of Environment and Tourism for issuing an environmental permit for the small hydropower plant to former basketball player Mirza Teletović.
Former Director of the Indirect Taxation Authority of Bosnia and Herzegovina (ITA BIH), Kemal Čaušević was convicted for money laundering and receiving gifts and other forms of benefits.
Brčko District Prosecutor’s Office brought charges against vote-traders exposed by CIN journalists on the eve of the 2020 Local Elections.
The director of “Windsor group”, Sead Žilo, accused of a BAM 153,000 worth of fraud.
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has rendered a first instance verdict, ordering the payment of damages caused by the illegal deeding of property by a former judge of the Sarajevo Municipal Court.
The Commission deciding on conflict of interest punished Dragan Čović, the president of the HDZBiH, with a 10 percent salary reduction for one month, and Nenad Nešić, the president of the DNS, with a 10 percent salary reduction for six months.
The Anticorruption and Quality Control Office of the Sarajevo Canton found the Municipality of Trnovo to have made omissions in the planning and construction in Bjelašnica.
The Anti-Corruption and Quality Control Office of the Sarajevo Canton submitted a report regarding the illegal construction of the commercial-catering establishment “Vidikovac” in Mount Trebević to the Cantonal Prosecutor’s Office in Sarajevo.
Agan Bunić, former mayor of Bužim, accused of plotting to use public money for self-promotion in the „BH Business Magazine“, on which CIN reported earlier.
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