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1st fully-owned Maltese operator Left to right: Carl Brincat, MGA's CEO; Silvio Schembri, Minister for the Economy, European Funds and Lands; Johann Schembri, CEO of National Lottery PLC.

New Planning Authority chair Emanuel Camilleri knows nothing on the rural policy, has a good opinion of the authority and won’t say whether Malta is overdeveloped but will keep an open mind

The new chair of the Planning Authority refused to be drawn into expressing his opinion on whether Malta is a victim of overdevelopment. Emanuel Camilleri even

The government has nominated the current head of the Privatisation Unit as the new Planning Authority chair. Sources said Emanuel Camilleri, an accountant, was

The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Monday. Times of Malta leads with a report on how almost half of the Armed Forces of Malta are

One MP, while mourning Oulanyah, let slip feelings that ran deep. Feelings of tribalism, Uganda’s festering wound that is unacknowledged, unaddressed and ignored.

“In less than six months, we will become the first locally owned entity chosen to operate a national concession of the calibre of the National Lottery. We

Malta’s national lotteries were privatised in 2004 to Maltco for the price of €18 million

Daily Monitor Wednesday May 12 2021 Government has been slowly taking back control of key sectors of the economy after an attempt to create a private sector led economy has not created sufficient growth. PHOTO/FILE Summary Elements of policy reversal such as creation of an investment agency under Uganda Development Corporation and now the establishment of Uganda Airlines, which is 100 per cent government-owned suggest a shift from hard-core liberalism that government had adopted in the late 90s...

The company behind the Dragonara Casino says it is considering whether to apply for a new casino concession as theirs draws to a close later this year.   Times of Malta reported how the Dragonara Casino could be replaced by a new operation as its 10-year concession will come to an end this summer.  The government’s Privatisation Unit announced on Wednesday that it was accepting bids from parties interested in operating an €11 million casino from one of the island’s designated tourist zo...