
Miriam Dalli

The association representing Maltese bunkering operators, MOBA, has expressed concerns regarding reports... View more

Government’s preferred contractor fails to confirm €600 million incinerator bid
The government’s plans to award a significant €600 million contract for a... View more

Second associate of disgraced former MFSA Chief lands government role at Infrastructure Malta
Neil Portelli, a business partner of disgraced former MFSA chief Joseph Cuschieri,... View more

CEO Steve Ellul appoints his mentor’s sister to Infrastructure Malta payroll
Aqra bil-Malti One of the first consultancy contracts signed by Steve Ellul... View more

Former Labour MP gets second appointment as chairperson of a government agency
Former Labour MP Anthony Agius Decelis was appointed chairman of another public... View more

Minister Miriam Dalli reverses plan on Qajjenza land grab
Environment Minister Miriam Dalli, responsible for Enemalta and elected from the Birzebbuga... View more

New appeal filed as government reselects Bonnici for €600m incinerator
A new appeal has been filed against the government after it again... View more

Developer Paul Attard moves closer to grabbing public land in Qajjenza
The Planning Authority is set to give another major push to developer... View more

No policy as Enemed dishes out €2.3 million in sponsorships
The state company that has an effective monopoly on the sale of... View more

Project Green fails, despite allocation of €2.5 million
Project Green only managed to conclude 19 out of 98 projects promoted... View more

Project Green issues €1 million direct order for Bormla car park architect
Architect Edwin Mintoff, nephew of former Labour Prime Minister Dom Mintoff and... View more

PBS director behind censorship of Opposition MP
The Shift can reveal that Pablo Micallef, a member of the public... View more

Environment minister’s brother-in-law turns fields into sprawling villa
Philip Vella, the brother-in-law of Environment Minister Miriam Dalli and son of... View more

Government regulator ‘justifies’ documents indicating irregular bunkering activity
Evidence clearly showing that a blacklisted international oil supplier is circumventing Maltese... View more

Minister defies commissioner’s order to publish contracts to former colleague
Gozo and Planning Minister Clint Camilleri is digging his heels in to... View more

Steve Ellul blames young official for publicly funded Ira Losco publicity
A 26-year-old Labour activist put on Project Green’s payroll soon after graduating... View more

Objection filed as Bonnici Brothers snatch latest tender from Wasteserv
A call for the revision of a €4.6 million tender award for... View more

Roads agency tasks former ambassador with its archaeological monitoring
Malta’s former non-resident ambassador to Qatar has been tasked with providing archaeological... View more

Bunkering association calls for observation of rules among Maltese players
The association representing Maltese bunkering operators, MOBA, has expressed concerns regarding reports... View more

Government’s preferred contractor fails to confirm €600 million incinerator bid
The government’s plans to award a significant €600 million contract for a... View more

Former Labour MP gets second appointment as chairperson of a government agency
Former Labour MP Anthony Agius Decelis was appointed chairman of another public... View more

Minister Miriam Dalli reverses plan on Qajjenza land grab
Environment Minister Miriam Dalli, responsible for Enemalta and elected from the Birzebbuga... View more

New appeal filed as government reselects Bonnici for €600m incinerator
A new appeal has been filed against the government after it again... View more

Developer Paul Attard moves closer to grabbing public land in Qajjenza
The Planning Authority is set to give another major push to developer... View more

No policy as Enemed dishes out €2.3 million in sponsorships
The state company that has an effective monopoly on the sale of... View more

Project Green fails, despite allocation of €2.5 million
Project Green only managed to conclude 19 out of 98 projects promoted... View more