A business associate of Yorgen Fenech told the jury on Tuesday that self-confessed middleman Melvin Theuma consistently alleged that Fenech had ordered the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia, while also describing meetings, phone calls and text exchanges involving OPM chief of staff Keith Schembri and security officer Kenneth Camilleri that took
The Nationalist Party has welcomed the government's proposed reform of the planning appeals system but accused it of reviving a proposal first opened for public consultation in 2023 without implementing it. In a statement, the PN said the reform addressed only part of the problem and argued that Malta still required a wider overhaul of the planning
The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry has called on the government to publish a long-term investment plan for the country's electricity distribution network, warning that recurring power cuts are disrupting businesses and exposing shortcomings in infrastructure planning. In a statement, the Chamber said the recent outages across Malta
Businesses have stepped in to help people cope with extreme heat and widespread power cuts that left thousands without electricity overnight. Temperatures reached around 42°C as faults on Enemalta’s grid left neighbourhoods across Malta without power between Monday and Tuesday. Among the businesses offering help was catering establishment Busy Bee,
