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Government official redeployed to new job despite sex offence charges

The top stories in Malta's newspapers

Prime Minister Robert Abela shrugs off notion of a temporary moratorium on the construction industry, calling for ‘pragmatic and realistic solutions'

Building a second power plant at Delimara at a cost of €46 million makes no sense, especially when it is only a temporary solution to the country’s energy problems

‘No change in circumstances’, Abela said when asked about apology

Accutor Ltd given three months to contest the March dissolution notice

A directorate for construction will be set up, Abela said

Whoever took the decision to withdraw the suspension and give Clint Axisa a job at IM when the court case is still underway has simply ignored the impact such a decision can have on female co-workers... The sullen faces of ministers at vigils for femicide victims are rendered meaningless and fake by actions like these

Is the mafia real? Does it exist in Malta? Has it infiltrated the Maltese State? The answers are yes, yes and yes.

Labour is guilty of letting Joseph Muscat use the party and its supporters to protect himself