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Editorial
A
cover-up or a farce?
Newsreport
by Saviour Balzan
Why
I prefer muesli to being tapped
MaltaToday
asks..
Where
are they now?
Karl Stagno Navarra
No: 0092
YOUR
LETTERS
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By
Kurt Sansone
Forensic tests on alleged stained clothing may determine the veracity
of the allegations of sexual harassment made by a former female
probation officer against Police Commissioner George Grech. [READ
MORE]
Probation
Officers working at the Department of Corrective Services have been
given orders ‘from above’ not to speak to members of the
media, following the allegations of sexual harrassement made by
a former colleague of theirs against Police Commissioner George
Grech. [READ
MORE]
Questions
raised by MaltaToday on the workings of the Security Commission,
which is supposed to oversee the Secret Service, went unanswered
by both the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition
[READ
MORE]
Karmenu Vella
He has served in a number of ministerial capacities - as Public
Works Minister, Industry Minister and, more recently, Tourism Minister.
Now, with his party in opposition, he has taken on the challenging
position of Deputy Chairman of the Corinthia Hotel International
Hotel Management and Operating Company within the Corinthia Management.
He speaks to Ray Abdilla about his political life, the tourism industry
and his private sector post
Unlucky
draw for B’Kara after historic win
Birkirkara succeeded in their fifth European attempt when they eliminated
Lokomotiv Tbilisi in Georgia. So the Stripes have made history for
the first time to qualify for the second round
Teenage
liver problems
Franklin Mamo reveals a suspected cover-up in the campaign on under-age
drinking
Very
personal posturing
Personal writing can seem self-absorbed and insular, and it’s
under attack from some commentators who disdain post-modern art’s
obsession with the self. Victor
Paul Borg defends the personal essay and memoir for its
attitude and versatility
Ann Jenkins
Free your spirit, and find your soul’s purpose in life. That’s
the way to health and happiness, says holistic healer Ann Jenkins.
Interview by Zillah
Bugeja
Harbouring Wine
By
Georges Meekers
Predictions are a dangerous business. You start off trying to be
like Nostradamus and end up more like Nosferatu, giving the kiss
of death
Silence
on full extent of phone tapping
By David
Lindsay
Malta’s telecommunications operators were conspicuous last
week by their reluctance to reply to queries put forward by MaltaToday
on the provision of equipment and data to the authorities
People
fight trees in Naxxar
By
Daniela Farrugia Randon
Naxxar Mayor Dr Maria Deguara: "Yes of course trees are
very important but citizens are my priority. I assure you, however
that both locals and trees will get their fair dues."
Azzurra Air CEO rebuts financial
crisis report
By
David Lindsay
The Managing
Director and CEO of Azzurra Air, Dominic Attard, has rebutted comments
put forward by It-Torca and Kullhadd, which had alluded this week
that the airline, of which Air Malta holds a 49 percent primary
stake, is in serious financial difficulty
Former turtle nesting site faces
brighter future
he last Loggerhead Turtle nesting site in Malta, has become another
GAIA Foundation project. Bank of Valletta is giving its financial
support as part of its Millennium Project, launched in December
1999.
Corinthia
Group move to Croatia
By
Ray Abdilla
International Hotel Investments plc is currently actively pursuing
development opportunities in the ex Yugoslavia
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