Temporary Closure for Warehouse of Sarajevo Kindergarten’s Food Supplier
A Sarajevo firm Gold Mignon has supplied animal products to health institutions for years even though it had no license to warehouse them.
Ruling in CIN’s Favor
In an administrative review case against the BiH Parliament, the Court of BiH ruled in favor of the Center for Investigative Reporting in Sarajevo (CIN) and said records on legislators’ earnings should be released.
Lawsuit for Land in Stanari Thrown Out
Court has thrown out a lawsuit that legal representatives of Non-metal Mine Stanari filed against EFT –Mine and Power Plant Stanari.
Turković’s Group Sentenced to 95 Years Combined
Zijad Turković was found guilty of organized crime and sentenced to 40-years in prison.
CIN Publishes a Severance Pay Database
CIN’s online database holds names of 476 officeholders and how much they received as severance pay.
Indictment against Sven Alkalaj Confirmed
Former Foreign Affairs Minister charged with misconduct in office.
Politicians Earned through Procurement
CIN has created a database featuring 39,178 public bids worth 6.2 billion KM.
CIN Published a Database about Public Procurement
The database features records of 39,178 contracts concluded among 828 government institutions and public companies with 5,230 companies. The value of the contracts is at least 6.2 billion KM.
No Free Lunch for Outgoing Officeholders
BiH taxpayers sponsored at least 460 officeholders with at least 7.3 million KM of severance pay in four years. Ten of those used severance pay twice.