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News
• 20 July 2003
Kurt Sansone
The moaning and groaning about court cases that take far too
long to be decided would seem to be justified and statistics confirm
the scales of justice are saddled with a substantial amount of
cases have seen many moons pass and remain undecided...
Delays in waste separation and facilities explained
Julian Manduca
The much vaunted waste management strategy prepared under former
minister responsible for waste Francis Zammit Dimech is not living
up to its reputation as deadlines are missed and plans are sidelined.
Kurt Sansone
Women seeking an abortion overseas may be liable to criminal
prosecution under Maltese law according to the attorney general.
This interpretation of the law flies in the face of accepted legal
practice that contends abortion would constitute a criminal offence
only if performed in Malta or in Maltese territory.
Nearly Lm80,000 owed in rent
The former Jumbo Lido in Qui-si-sana was never an architectural
gem and many wished it was never built, but now it has been abandoned
to the elements, many of which are not pleasant.
Unknown to the media and most Nationalist MP’s Alfred Sant
absence in the ratification of the European Union treaty had nothing
whatsoever to do with making a political point...
The degradation of Maltese towns and villages continues unabated
and no areas are unaffected.
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