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Enemalta to streghten its infrastructure in Marsalforn
Enemalta will carry out works in Marsalforn to strengthen electricity distribution in the area and to also prepare for the ...
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Abela not worried about hospitals inquiry having negative effect on how EU institutions see Malta
Prime Minister Robert Abela is not worried about the findings of the hospitals inquiry leaving any negative effect in how European institutions perceive Malta, nor in how well the country can attract ...
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PN leader concerned over Abela’s ‘hazardous’ behaviour
PN Leader Bernard Grech has said that he is “genuinely worried” about Prime Minister Robert Abela’s “hazardous” behaviour in recent days. Referring to Abela’s ...
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Hospitals inquiry uncovers Schembri and Mizzi’s secret hands, and a political support fund
The magisterial inquiry into the hospitals deal has been damning in uncovering the inner workings of one of the most controversial and fraud-ridden deals in Maltese history. Concluded last month ...
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BCA issues Stop Works Notice on Sliema construction works that damaged Enemalta substation
The Building and Construction Authority (BCA) has issued a Stop Works Notice on construction works that damaged an Enemalta substation in Sliema. Enemalta officials were requested to assist in ...
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Muscat says hospitals inquiry did not find ‘one piece of evidence’ against him
Former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has said that the publication of the full hospitals inquiry shows that there isn’t a single piece of evidence against him, and said that the charges against ...
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Man dies after falling into empty reservoir in Siggiewi
A man died on Monday morning after falling into an empty reservoir, the police said. The accident took place in Hal Farrug, limits of Siggiewi, at 8.15am. The man, aged 76, of Mqabba, was ...
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Attorney General gave us advice on hospitals deal, permanent secretaries claim
Three former permanent secretaries at Malta’s Health and Finance ministries, currently waiting to be charged in connection with the Vitals hospital fraud, highlighted a potential conflict of ...
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We are about to have a 'judicial earthquake' based on a 'mountain' of evidence - Repubblika
The hospitals inquiry is solid proof of the intricacies of corruption, Repubblika’s Honorary President Robert Aquilina has said. Aquilina highlighted eight points that emerged a voluminous ...
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Malta approved unanimously as Associate Member of the Parliamentary Assembly of NATO
During the Plenary meeting of the Spring Session of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly held in Sofia, Bulgaria, between the 24 ...
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Judge in PN Vitals civil damages case slams inquiry leak, defends media's duty to publish
The judge presiding over the case filed by the Opposition for the return of public funds spent on the fraudulent hospitals deal, has denounced the Vitals inquiry leak. Mr Justice Toni Abela warned ...
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Government has offended those who served in the Armed Forces of Malta, PN says
The PN on Monday said that government, in a moment of panic before the upcoming elections, has offended those who served in the Armed Forces of Malta (AFM). PN MPs Darren Carabott and Ivan ...