Brčko Prosecutor’s Office Investigates Grant Misuse
Brčko District’s Prosecutor’s Office is investigating cases of grant misuse that CIN reporters have put under the spotlight.
Hidden Assets of Sarajevo Leaders
Five heads of Sarajevo Municipalities and the city’s Mayor failed to report all property to the Sarajevo Cantonal Government that they and their families own. A government watchdog may file a criminal complaint against them for that matter.
Reporting on Judges’ and Prosecutors’ Assets in the Gray Zone
HJPC members are still at a loss as to how should they organize the filling out of judges’ and prosecutors’ financial statements as well as double checking of these records.
Second Attempt to Abolish Legislators’ Payout in Republika Srpska
A legislator sends a petition to the Republika Srpska National Assembly to abolish post-term payout.
Arab Resorts Go Underground
Due to loopholes in construction oversight and lenient sanctions, foreign investors in BiH are building at least five complexes without permits.
Radeljaš’s Children Pleaded to Giving Bribes
Municipal Court in Sarajevo sentenced Amra Radeljaš to ten months and her brother Admir to six months in prison for bribing Sarajevo physicians to help their father Esed get out of jail.
RS Government’s Property Used as Collateral for Private Firm’s Debt
The RS government recently lost out on a chance to acquire a title to a condo in Bijeljina which it paid outside the procedure for a veteran MP Milica Marković 19 years ago. The revenue institutions might seize the opportunity to collect debts of a private firm by selling the condo.
Minister’s Son-in-law Pockets Money from the Sale of Government Property
The chairman of the Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Council of Ministers, Zoran Tegeltija, sold Republika Srpska’s property without Cabinet approval to a company managed by his soon-to-be son-in-law Milan Keserović.
Prison Sentences for Mismanagement in Đurđevik Mine
Former employees of Đurđevik Brown Coal Mine and a Lukavac firm Junuzović-Kopex have been sentenced to prison pending appeal. They were charged with mismanagement and abuses during procurement of fuel in which the mine lost nearly 2 million KM.