Player was offered a government job to fix a football match in Gozo
A footballer with close connections to the Gozo ministry
Former permanent secretaries facing criminal charges retain government jobs
Two former permanent secretaries facing criminal charges, including misappropriation
Prime minister’s brother-in-law gets bigger budget boost
As people are still calculating how they will benefit
Minister defies commissioner’s order to publish contracts to former colleague
Gozo and Planning Minister Clint Camilleri is digging his
Kamra tal-Periti president critical of policies affecting quality of life
Kamra tal-Periti (KtP) president Andre Pizzuto has called on
Opposition calls for resignations after court ruling lifting asset freeze
The Opposition has called for the resignation of Justice
Steve Ellul blames young official for publicly funded Ira Losco publicity
A 26-year-old Labour activist put on Project Green’s payroll
Prime minister transfers yacht to friends’ marina at centre of controversy
Prime Minister Robert Abela started using a new berth
Infrastructure Malta’s roadmap goes haywire
Infrastructure Malta (IM)  launched a business plan three years
Court rules Siggiewi land used as quarry by Polidano to be returned to public
The Court of Appeal has ruled that a sizeable
Building and Construction Agency scheme turned into nepotism exercise
A government scheme aimed at helping residents cope with
Fondazione Falcone to open branch in Malta
Fondazione Falcone, set up in commemoration of Judge Giovanni
Bedingfield gives direct orders to his private secretary’s boyfriend
Cleanliness Parliamentary Secretary Glenn Bedingfield awarded direct contracts to
Four chiefs in four months while health sector procurement faces delays
The government’s Central Procurement and Supplies Unit (CPSU), one
Prominent FKNK member caught red handed for the third time
David Briffa, a committee member of the Federation for
Clayton and Amanda are in trouble
Two years ago, The Shift revealed that Amanda Muscat,
PN asks for urgent debate on Villa Rosa’s change of rules
The Nationalist Party has upped its ante on the
Works on restaurant for PM’s friends start despite pending appeal
Transport Malta will not wait for the conclusion of
Opinion: Bringing out the facts
Economy Minister Silvio Schembri needed a district office in
Gozo minister denies Comino master plan ever existed, despite evidence
Gozo Minister Clint Camilleri has refused a Freedom of
European Court of Human Rights blasts Malta’s detention regime, again
The European Court of Human Rights had extremely harsh
Objection filed as Bonnici Brothers snatch latest tender from Wasteserv
A call for the revision of a €4.6 million
Once the summer residence of the Inquisitor, now illegal bird trapping in its shadow
It was built in the 17th century as the
Birdlife condemns government’s reopening of bird trapping
At a press conference held in front of the
Tribunal slams government CEO on secret elderly homes contracts
The Shift won a significant challenge in favour of
PM won’t explain U-turn on local plans for his contractors and Villa Rosa project
Prime Minister Robert Abela refuses to explain his sudden
De Marco, Giglio and Bencini top earners among PN MPs
An exercise carried out by The Shift based on
Steward Health Care’s ‘money lender’ at BOV gets new top government post
Miguel Borg, Bank of Valletta’s former Chief Risk Officer
Sliema promenade to be cleared of ticket booths through new by-law
Dozens of illegal ticket booths occupying the Sliema promenade

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