The tragedy in Lipjan, 100,000 euros and the grant of a license to Top 3 events that marked week in Kosovo

Kosovo institutions were at the expense of events this week in Kosovo.

Although the week has not ended, numerous events occurred, the Periscope broadcasts.

• Event 1: The murder of Agon Zamenhu

Kosovo police, which accounts for one of the most reliable institutions in citizens, was at the centre of a serious event.

The murder of 27-year-old Agon Zamenu, in Lipjan, in police hands during the arrest, damaging the reputation of this important institution.

The images of Zeynep's arrest, who died unfortunately instead of the event, made headlines on social networks.

The police were severely criticized. The five police officers who were part of the case are already on bail.

The Constitutional Court ruled that the five officers be given one month detention, in allegations of criminal activity “murder from carelessness”.

• Event 2: Did the interview cost Albin Kurti 100 thousand euros in RTK?

This week, media found that the organisation “Calul Club” benefited 100,000 euros from the Kurti Government.

The founder of this organisation turned out to be RTK editor-in-chief Blerim Hadziaj. But the current leader is his wife.

Hadziaj was at the centre of criticism a few weeks ago following his interview with incumbent Prime Minister Albin Kurti. The chief editor of public television received criticism for asking soft questions and not professional at all, taking sides with the ruling party.

Was it a 100,000-euro reward for the poor interview? You don't know. However, suspicions that this may have been the reason for Hadziaj's poor appearance in the interview continue and grow.

Hadziaj, by means of a Facebook post, today attacked journalists who reported the news, calling it “mernic media”>. He in the post admitted to being founder of “Cul Club” and that his wife is director.

• Luan Dalip's brother receives ZRE license to sell electricity on the liberalised energy market for businesses

The Energy Regulatory Office has given license to the company that Luan Dalip, chief of the prime minister's staff in office, Albin Kurti, license for electricity trade.

The company registered to the Agency for Registering Business (ARBK) on behalf of Driton Dalipi was founded by Luan Dalipi, on the basis of the statement of property by Kurt's chief of staff in 2021.

The highest official in Kurt's cabinet said the essential share of his wealth was based on the company's income. In 2021, he had declared 6,000 euros in annual revenues as consultant in “MDA”

When the news came that this company was waiting to be licensed by Z. RRE, Luan Dalipi said on May 30th that his brother, Dritton, “is minister, so is adviser”. He, he said of brother “is simply a free citizen who after 20 years of successful business work has decided, about 1 year ago, to experience luck in the liberalised energy market, like any other”.

Luan Dalipi wrote among other things on Facebook that “energy market liberalisation is the exclusive decision of the Energy Regulatory Office ( ZRGE, an independent body from the Government that reports to the Assembly”./Periscopi/