Heated debate between PM and PN Leader ends as proof remains scarce
Friday, 21 April 2017, 20:25
Last update: about 11 years ago
Helena Grech
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat will shortly be fending off allegations about his family's involvement with Egrant Inc, the third company named in the Panama Papers scandal, by Opposition Leader Simon...
Standing ovation for Prime Minister at PL Annual General Meeting
Friday, 21 April 2017, 19:42
Last update: about 11 years ago
The Prime Minister received a standing ovation this evening, while delivering a brief speech to PL delegates and members attending the PL AGM, prior to his debate with PN Leader Simon Busuttil on...
Illegal Pig farm discovered in Qormi
Thursday, 7 July 2005, 00:00
Last update: about 14 years ago
Malta Independent
A farm with around 70 pigs, which was operating without the necessary permits issued by the authorities, was yesterday discovered in Qormi by the police Administrative Law Enforcement unit and the Food and Veterinary Regulation Division. ...
MIA Makes record Lm5.13m pre-tax profit
Wednesday, 6 July 2005, 00:00
Last update: about 22 years ago
Malta Independent
Malta International Airport has made a record Lm5.13 million profit before tax for the financial year 2004-2005, said CEO Peter Bolech during the company’s annual general meeting on Monday. ...
Two Charged with importing 7kg of heroin
Saturday, 2 July 2005, 00:00
Last update: about 22 years ago
Malta Independent
Two men were charged yesterday with the importation, possession and trafficking of seven kilogrammes of heroin which was found in circumstances denoting the drugs were not for their personal use....
Jurors Find man guilty of drug trafficking and possession
Thursday, 30 June 2005, 00:00
Last update: about 22 years ago
Malta Independent
After three hours of deliberation, a panel of jurors returned with a verdict in which they found 29-year-old Antonio Barbara guilty of cocaine trafficking and possession with intent to traffic. ...
Three Men charged with St Paul’s Bay disaster
Wednesday, 29 June 2005, 00:00
Last update: about 13 years ago
Malta Independent
One year and a month after the St Paul’s Bay disaster, when half a block of flats collapsed killing a Maltese woman and a Russian national, a workman, his boss and the owner ...
Eco-wardens And hefty fines for littering as from January
Tuesday, 28 June 2005, 00:00
Last update: about 14 years ago
Malta Independent
As from next January, anyone caught dumping illegally can expect to pay anything from Lm1,000 to Lm2,500, more than double the fine provided for by the Littering Act until now, Environment and Rural Affairs Minister George Pullicino announced yesterday....