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The reds and greens
go for the vote
The local elections may still be five weeks away but campaigning
has started in earnest with the Labour Party yesterday presenting
its 110 candidates in a full-blown televised press conference and
Alternattiva Demokratika hitting the streets in Mellieha to raise
awareness on environmental issues affecting the locality. By
Kurt Sansone
Food outlets face ‘unsustainability’ problems
The news that Farsons has decided to downsize its fast food franchises
has sent shockwaves through the catering industry, although many
admit the decision is not surprising considering the current economic
situation. By
Miriam Dunn
Entrapment of Maltese witness in Lockerbie raises few eyebrows
The deliberate taping of Maltese super witness Tony Gauci by
a private UK detective which was picked up last week in some of
the UK’s highly respected broadsheets went largely unnoticed
in Malta. By
David Lindsay
Boycott controversy
spreads to PBS radio talk show
The Labour partY yesterday was not in a position to respond on
its decision to boycott media company ‘Where’s Everybody?’
during a discussion programme hosted by PBS journalist Reno Bugeja
on Radio Malta, with former Super One Chairman Alfred Mifsud cancelling
his participation a day before.
Maltese-registered
ship loses cargo as gales hit Britain
With gales and rain hitting much of the UK yesterday, a helicopter
safely winched 16 Russian crewmen off a Maltese-registered cargo
ship named ‘ Kodima’ as the vessel began to list in the
English Channel, 20 miles south of Cornwall. |
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