PN MP Michael Piccinino has taken aim at Culture Minister Malcolm Paul Agius Galea in Parliament after the minister refused to say for definite that Daphne Caruana Galizia was murdered because of her journalistic work. Speaking during today’s urgent parliamentary debate following Yorgen Fenech’s acquittal , Piccinino linked Agius Galea’s comments to
Opposition Leader Alex Borg on Friday called on Prime Minister Robert Abela to publicly guarantee the independence of a police investigation into evidence that emerged during the trial over the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. Speaking in Parliament during a debate called for by the Opposition to discuss the Yorgen Fenech trial verdict,
Archbishop Charles Scicluna on Friday said that there have been "too many accounts" of rich businessmen buying influence; politicians and public officials being corrupted; policemen assisting criminals; and journalists participating in wrongdoing instead of exposing it. Speaking at the State of the Nation conference, Scicluna said that "when informal
De La Salle College Malta has announced the passing of Brother Edward Galea, just weeks after he celebrated his 102nd birthday on 16th August. Brother Edward dedicated his long life to education, faith and service, touching generations of students, educators and families throughout the years. Announcing his passing, De La Salle College paid tribute
