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 TOP NEWS | Sunday, 29 July 2007‘I’ll be watching you’ Watch out – they’ll be checking on you from above. Government will tomorrow launch its latest enforcement strategy from the skies in a bid to ensure no development takes place outside development zones – aerial pictures of every inch of the Maltese islands will be used to compare pictures with different date-lines to keep tabs on all developments...  Close call as Mifsud re-elected by a measly three votes The tension was palpable at the Malta Football Association’s headquarters as association vice-president Carmelo Bartolo counted the votes for the two contestants for the post of MFA president. As the votes swayed between the two rival candidates, the monotone call of ‘Darmanin Demajo’ and ‘Dr Mifsud’ were the only words that mattered as delegates and journalists feverishly ticked away on the counting sheet... Auditor reappointed in last-minute decision Agreement signed with investigated importer OPINIONS NEWS | Sunday, 29 July 2007 Labour woos ex-GWU Emmanuel Health Ministry mute on Mater Dei migration Three police officers interrogated in MMA bribery scandal Consumer watchdog investigates anti-fungal cream price Priests and NGOs rule community radio, OK Letters of shame ATP refuses separate bus route for migrants Azzjoni Nazzjonali bar press from first AGM
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 Libya: land of opportunity About a fortnight ago I was invited by the Ministry of Economy and the Chamber of Commerce in Holland to be the keynote speaker in a seminar about Libya... Opinion - John Dalli>  Uptight MLP candidates Charlot Zahra’s election diary 
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