Gozo Channel rehires ‘The Devil’, a politically connected former employee caught stealing ferry ticket takings
In spite of pleading guilty to stealing money from the sale of... View more
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Auditor General points to Keith Schembri’s active role in hospitals’ deal
The meeting between Malta Enterprise and the investors interested in the acquisition... View more
MFSA awards Keith Schembri’s company €40,000 contract for paper
Kasco Limited, the company owned by former government chief of staff Keith... View more
Gozo Channel ‘drowning’ as €13,000-a-day vessel returned to ferry service
Taxpayers will need to again come to the rescue of the ailing... View more
Chief Justice and Justice Minister now gatekeepers to complaints against the judiciary
The Commission for the Administration of Justice last autumn began to enforce... View more
‘There can be no winners if there is a surge in COVID-19 cases’
The President of the Medical Association of Malta, Martin Balzan, has called... View more
MP proposes outlawing use of private email by government officials
Nationalist MP Jason Azzopardi today submitted a Private Member’s Bill which seeks... View more
Son of woman killed in Sliema house collapse talks of 20-year wait for justice
The son of a woman who died in a Sliema house collapse... View more
Robert Trump: The politics of the absurd
Here is something to think about: there were less new COVID-19 cases... View more
Taxpayers billed €300,000 for luxury travel by chief passport salesman
Maltese taxpayers were billed almost €300,000 for first class air, hotels, meals... View more
Same individuals getting MTA funds for summer parties, amid health concerns
The article has been updated following the cancellation of an event due... View more
Melvin Theuma and the State
It is natural to entertain the worst suspicions when the key witness... View more
‘Brotherhood of organised crime a common enemy for people of Malta and Montenegro’
Montenegro Independent MP Srđan Milić has said the Maltese and Montenegrin people... View more
It is our duty to question
Picture it. A slit throat that does not permit you to speak.... View more
Prosecution demands 25 year prison sentence for masterminds in Jan Kuciak’s murder case
The prosecution in the case of murdered journalist Jan Kuciak has demanded... View more
‘No major changes for journalists since Abela’ – Reporters Without Borders
International press freedom NGO Reporters Without Borders has “unfortunately” not witnessed any... View more
Labour Party President Ramona Attard on government’s gravy train since 2013
The new President of the Labour Party, former One TV propagandist Ramona... View more
Report: Political ownership of media puts pluralism at ‘high risk’ in Malta
Independent media organisations in Malta face threats and financial difficulties, even as... View more
Gozo Channel rehires ‘The Devil’, a politically connected former employee caught stealing ferry ticket takings
In spite of pleading guilty to stealing money from the sale of... View more
Auditor General points to Keith Schembri’s active role in hospitals’ deal
The meeting between Malta Enterprise and the investors interested in the acquisition... View more
MFSA awards Keith Schembri’s company €40,000 contract for paper
Kasco Limited, the company owned by former government chief of staff Keith... View more
Gozo Channel ‘drowning’ as €13,000-a-day vessel returned to ferry service
Taxpayers will need to again come to the rescue of the ailing... View more
Chief Justice and Justice Minister now gatekeepers to complaints against the judiciary
The Commission for the Administration of Justice last autumn began to enforce... View more
‘There can be no winners if there is a surge in COVID-19 cases’
The President of the Medical Association of Malta, Martin Balzan, has called... View more
MP proposes outlawing use of private email by government officials
Nationalist MP Jason Azzopardi today submitted a Private Member’s Bill which seeks... View more
Son of woman killed in Sliema house collapse talks of 20-year wait for justice
The son of a woman who died in a Sliema house collapse... View more
Robert Trump: The politics of the absurd
Here is something to think about: there were less new COVID-19 cases... View more
Taxpayers billed €300,000 for luxury travel by chief passport salesman
Maltese taxpayers were billed almost €300,000 for first class air, hotels, meals... View more