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The Nationalist Party said Saturday that the Labour MPs who sit on the Public Accounts Committee do not want to continue hearings during the summer months regarding an investigation by Continue Reading
Enemalta said Saturday afternoon that it is racing against time to repair damages to its underground high voltage cable network across Malta and Gozo, as the high temperatures registered this Continue Reading
On Friday Enemalta CEO Jonathan Cardona said that things were apparently calming down when asked whether Malta was to expect more power cuts. But a few hours later company technicians Continue Reading
Former Minister George Pullicino has challenged the governor of the Central Bank of Malta to say how much the regular, lengthy power cuts are costing the country. In a post Continue Reading
Matthew Schembri and Kurt Buhagiar, who were arrested in relation to the death of Jean Paul Sofia, have filed Constitutional proceedings in which they argue a breach of their fundamental human rights, Continue Reading
Five people have been arrested following the conclusion of the magisterial inquiry into the death of Jean Paul Sofia, the police said Saturday. The five include property developers Kurt Buhagiar Continue Reading
The case against four Belgian nationals accused of raping a 17-year-old girl in Malta continued before magistrate Caroline Farrugia Frendo on Friday. Masuekama Kabangu Dany, 20, Kamangu Lema Lelo Arnaud, Continue Reading
It looks like things are calming down, Enemalta CEO Jonathan Cardona said when asked whether Malta was to expect more power cuts. In total there are only 12 distribution cables Continue Reading
