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Sea Malta declares a profit of Lm276,633!

James Debono

Last Thursday Sea Malta’s annual report was presented to its shareholders and it showed a strikingly different picture from that presented by Minister Austin Gatt, For the past months he insisted that Sea Malta’s financial ills were incurable and that privatisation was the way of getting rid of this financial burden.

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THIS WEEK

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