RS Railroad director ousted
Union strike leads to dismissal
Aluminum Tender in Trouble
The director of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Agency for Privatization (APF) has called the three bids for the Aluminij d.d. Mostar deeply flawed and unlikely to be approved by government. Director Enes Ganić called the three remaining bidders ‘brazen’ for asking for too many concessions. Next Friday, the agency is to submit its […]
Aluminum Bids evaluated in October
Deadline set to decide controversial tender
World Bank warns of Pension woes
A growing population of elderly residents and a booming black market economy that doesn’t contribute to pensions mean trouble in years ahead despite reforms made so far
Railroad Debts Likely to Cost Taxpayers
Olako trošenje, nepotrebni krediti i kupovina skupih putničkih i teretnih vagona mogli bi građane BiH ostaviti u dugovima koje će godinama vraćati umjesto željeznica koje još uvijek ne ispunjavaju svoju ulogu.
Passengers Scorn BiH Trains
Vozeći se vozom iz Sarajeva za Zagreb novinari CIN-a razgovarali sa putnicima koji su se žalili na prljave vozove, česta kašnjenja i lošu uslugu.
Rail Workers Feel Betrayed After Years of Work
After more than three decades working as a railcar mechanic, Džemal Buljubašić, 55, from Tuzla was laid off in February of 2005 because railway managers said they didn’t need the partially disabled worker. Buljubašić suffered spinal injuries from years of hard manual work.
CIN Finalist in Online Awards
The Center for Investigative Reporting in Bosnia Herzegovina is a finalist in investigative reporting for the 2007 Online Journalism Awards
Railways Derailed
Story 1: Railroads in Management Upheaval The removal of two senior managers is a new battle in the war for RS Railways. ►MORE Story 3: Railroad debts likely to cost taxpayers Wasted spending, unneeded loans and expensive purchases may leave BiH citizens in debt for years for a rail system that doesn’t serve them […]