Prosecutors have told jurors hearing the trial of Yorgen Fenech that their objective was to uncover the “whole truth” about the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, as they rejected defence claims that Keith Schembri may have been the real mastermind. Continuing his closing address on Thursday, prosecutor Anthony Vella said investigations
The new €12.8 million agreement between the Public Works Department and the local councils raises serious questions about transparency, the autonomy of Local Councils and, above all, whether Gozo's local councils are included in the scheme, the Natiomalist Party said Thursday. In 2024, the government announced a €10 million agreement between the local
Private-sector tenants whose income rises above the eligibility threshold for Malta’s rent subsidy scheme will no longer lose their financial assistance immediately. Instead, beneficiaries of the Housing Benefit Scheme (HBS) will have their subsidy gradually reduced over a two-year transition period, Housing and Lands Minister Owen Bonnici announced
The Malta Rangers Unit has reported St Julian's council minority leader Mario Amaira to the Local Governance Board after the PL councillor told the environmental NGO to "Fkkkk Offff" in a comment beneath a post about alleged illegal fishing. Amaira described the incident as a "storm in a teacup", saying he had apologised for the language used and that