The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Saturday. Times of Malta leads with Police Commissioner Angelo Gafà, who said police will decide on the "way forward" on the Fortina land report after meeting the Auditor General. It also reports how Adrian Delia, who narrowly lost the PN leadership election, has ruled out contesting a deputy
The following are the stories making the front pages of Malta's newspapers. Times of Malta reports that four tuna farms have been fined €14,000 for causing the slime that plagued Malta's eastern coastline last month. The newspaper also leads with an interview with BNF's CEO, who said the bank spent more than a million euros to bring its services back
Times of Malta reports that CrediaBank will buy HSBC for a significant discount of €228 million. Times of Malta’s front page also includes a report that the man accused of the recent Bidnija murder will face charges for a separate road rage incident. Malta Business Weekly, published every Thursday, also has a story about the CrediaBank takeover. Flimkien