Lead police investigator Keith Arnaud’s cross-examination in the Yorgen Fenech trial drew to a close on Wednesday morning, before jurors put their own questions to the assistant commissioner on Keith Schembri, Melvin Theuma’s phantom job, and the searches carried out after Schembri’s arrest. Arnaud, the head of the police major crimes unit, was testifying
Foreign nationals who do not habitually reside in Malta will soon have to pay fines immediately if they are caught committing certain offences, following the publication of a new legal notice. Home Affairs and Security Minister Glenn Beddingfield announced that he has signed the legal notice, which will now be published in the Government Gazette. The
Businesses will be able to receive support to assess their energy and water use under a new scheme aimed at helping them reduce consumption and operating costs. The Energy Performance Assessment for Enterprises Scheme was launched by Energy Minister Miriam Dalli, who said the initiative was intended to give businesses practical guidance on how to become
The former St Elmo Examinations Centre is to be transformed into a national centre for the performing arts and will be managed by the National Performing Arts Agency. The building was officially allocated to NAPA through an agreement signed by Ramon Deguara, Permanent Secretary at the Ministry for Housing and Lands, and Mro Dominic Galea, on behalf
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