Get cracking, Clyde: memo 2 to the finance minister
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana would do well to watch the 1993 fantasy... View more
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Portelli’s latest ‘flats village’ got planning approval three days before elections
A large industrial complex once used to produce tomato products by the... View more
Mario Cutajar recruited personal ‘image booster’ at €40,000 a year
Outgoing Principal Permanent Secretary Mario Cutajar used taxpayer funds to employ a... View more
The labours of Clyde: A memo to the finance minister
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana has issued a stark warning: it’s time to... View more
Enemalta hiding losses of tens of millions of euros after being stripped of major assets
Malta’s only energy provider, Enemalta, has been racking up tens of millions... View more
Election month cost taxpayers dearly
The government spent €191 million more in March than during the equivalent... View more
Media shapes ideas, even dangerous ones
What people consume as news will shape the slant of public debate.... View more
Malta registers highest deficit in EU – austerity expected next year
Malta is expected to be one of the first EU members states... View more
Labour consolidates hold on public service through permanent secretaries
Barely four weeks after the general elections, the newly-returned Labour administration has... View more
Unfinished business: the ‘Top 10’ getting away with murder
Tista’ taqra l-artiklu bil-Malti hawn. Despite myriad institutional reports, press revelations and... View more
Get cracking, Clyde: memo 2 to the finance minister
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana would do well to watch the 1993 fantasy... View more
Portelli’s latest ‘flats village’ got planning approval three days before elections
A large industrial complex once used to produce tomato products by the... View more
Mario Cutajar recruited personal ‘image booster’ at €40,000 a year
Outgoing Principal Permanent Secretary Mario Cutajar used taxpayer funds to employ a... View more
The labours of Clyde: A memo to the finance minister
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana has issued a stark warning: it’s time to... View more
Enemalta hiding losses of tens of millions of euros after being stripped of major assets
Malta’s only energy provider, Enemalta, has been racking up tens of millions... View more
Election month cost taxpayers dearly
The government spent €191 million more in March than during the equivalent... View more
Media shapes ideas, even dangerous ones
What people consume as news will shape the slant of public debate.... View more
Malta registers highest deficit in EU – austerity expected next year
Malta is expected to be one of the first EU members states... View more
Labour consolidates hold on public service through permanent secretaries
Barely four weeks after the general elections, the newly-returned Labour administration has... View more
Unfinished business: the ‘Top 10’ getting away with murder
Tista’ taqra l-artiklu bil-Malti hawn. Despite myriad institutional reports, press revelations and... View more