New Award Goes to Young CIN Reporters
Reporters from the Center for Investigative Reporting received a CEI/SEEMO award for the story about foster families.
Water Taxes Go for Long-service Benefits
Water taxes collected in Tuzla Canton where the flooding is frequent are being spent on civil service salaries, public officials’ professional development, and long-service benefits.
Property Holdings of Politicians
While the number of unemployed in Bosnia and Hezegovina is on the increase, the property riches of numerous office holders in the executive and legislative government is on the increase.
CIN Publishes a Database Listing Assets of 160 Politicians
The property holdings of many politicians in Bosnia and Herzegovina have been growing for years. Some even managed to save money in the bank while acquiring many properties. These are some of the findings presented during today’s press conference introducing a database of politicians’ assets that was built by the Center for Investigative Reporting in Sarajevo (CIN).
Most Budget Money Spent on Salaries
A CIN-TI analysis gives information about public finances and a survey probes whether citizens are pleased with the public administration reform.
The List of Nominees includes 488 Office Holders
The parties have nominated 7,725 candidates, including incumbents, for the BiH General Elections scheduled for Oct. 12.
Watch a documentary „Ghosts of the Past“
Reporters from the Center for Investigative Reporting interviewed over a hundred of war victims.
Factories in Mud
May flooding did about 1.5 billion KM damage to BIH industry and businesses. While authorities have been collecting data on damages and planning restoration, firm owners with hundreds of employees have been paying for repairs on their own.
State Damaged for at Least 11 Million KM
Brothers Lijanovići and other persons arrested in today’s raid are suspected of tax evasion.