The significantly underdeveloped Municipality of Istočni Stari Grad has donated nearly 70 dunums of land worth three million BAM to the “Jahorina” Olympic Centre for the construction of “the largest toboggan run in the Balkans”. They will allow the clearing of first and second-class forests and provide an additional million BAM from the citizens of this municipality to “support” the construction of the toboggan run. This move continues the sale of Trebević Mountain towards its eventual destruction, with entities, municipalities, and various political factions collaborating effectively in this effort. As for the citizens, they are left without even clean air.
This year, the Center’s budget stands at 4.7 million KM, yet the Assembly of Canton Sarajevo has not reviewed the reports for the past three years. Why did they request exemption from reporting? Moreover, how did the Center transition from being a scientific institution to manufacturing drones, despite the Court’s decision? What are the founders’ opinions?
The owner of the company “Ekvator”, Đorđe Đoko Davidović, has made an unusual proposal to buyers of hundreds of apartments from whom he received payment but never completed the construction. Specifically, he has drafted an agreement allowing buyers to finish the work in the apartments themselves at their own expense, despite it being his obligation. In return, he requests that they waive their right to any compensation and withdraw all lawsuits against him.
Following previous reports by Infoveza, an internal investigation has been initiated against Ramel Šorlija.
For years, there has been a disproportionate allocation of funds from the City of Trebinje's budget to two pensioner associations. The official Association of Pensioners (UP) of the City of Trebinje will receive 12,000 KM from the city budget for this year, through three projects.
Banja Luka's "Eco Heating Plants" Ltd, a company that is mostly privately owned, has received at least 7 million KM in subsidies from the city of Banja Luka over the past two years. Experts claim that for less than half of that money, the city could have become the majority owner of the company. Meanwhile, the company's ownership structure is changing without any consultation with the city. For instance, "IEE Technology", as the majority private owner, has transferred part of its share to its "daughter company".
Powerless due to the shutdown of funding sources in the global market, the Government of Republika Srpska, whose numerous members are under sanctions, including the President of RS and the Serb member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has sought salvation in borrowing, specifically in loans from the extremely right-wing and conservative Saudi Arabia and its Development Fund, which will lend us money for major infrastructure and energy projects.
The electricity generated in the Ivovik wind farm will not be used by domestic consumers; instead, it will be sold on the foreign market. In this way, Chinese investors will make millions in profit at the expense of Bosnian citizens. From the production of green energy from 20 wind turbines, the population of Bosnia and Herzegovina will only receive minimal amounts from concession fees, while the smell of burnt coal from electricity will continue to be consumed despite declarative increases in the percentage of energy obtained from renewable sources in statistical reports.
Violating the law and other regulations on forest protection, the forestry management "Ribnik" committed a true ecocide of forest resources in the area of this municipality through clearcutting on an area larger than ten hectares. For this job, the company "Šiling" was engaged in a suspicious procedure via public procurement, whose owner is Dušan Barjaktarević, a municipal councillor of the ruling SNSD.
Millions of KM that citizens had to deposit into a bank account at the Bank of Srpska for litigation purposes, which were supposed to be paid out to the beneficiaries after the end of the dispute, have vanished following the bank's collapse. As a result, many citizens have been forced to sue the Republic of Srpska in order to be compensated, waiting for years for their payments.
The task of developing a forest management plan for private forests in the Municipality of Foča has been awarded to “Šuma plan” by Duško Topić, as previously announced by Direkt. His proposal was deemed “the only acceptable one”.
It concerns an affair uncovered by Fokus, in which top officials of the BiH Ministry of Security, Nenad Nešić and Samir Rizvo, were implicated. Director Spindelegger suspended employees Asmir Kedić and Rizvo’s son
