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Kurt Sansone

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Kurt Sansone is Executive Editor of MaltaToday. He was formerly deputy editor of MaltaToday on Sunday and later editor of Illum, before joining The Times of Malta. He was awarded best new feature in the 2012 IGM awards, and best commentary journalism in 2025.

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A new hospital, a €1.4 billion tender and a 27-year concession: Does it ring a bell?

National

A new 300-bed public hospital at St Vincent de Paul will be built and operated for 27 years by the company winning the €1.4 billion tender

Ian Borg and Joseph Muscat meet eastern Libya’s army deputy chief Saddam Haftar in Malta

National

Deputy Prime Minister Ian Borg and former prime minister Joseph Muscat separately host the deputy commander-in-chief of the Libyan National Army, Lieutenant General Saddam Khalifa...

PN will retain Gozitans given government jobs in pre-electoral spree, Alex Borg pledges

National 26 April 2026, 1:25pm

Kurt Sansone

A new hospital, a €1.4 billion tender and a 27-year concession: Does it ring a bell?

Ian Borg and Joseph Muscat meet eastern Libya’s army deputy chief Saddam Haftar in Malta

PN will retain Gozitans given government jobs in pre-electoral spree, Alex Borg pledges

Abela pitches government ‘competence and credibility’ against Opposition ‘cacophony’

Libya abandons Arctic Metagaz as ghost ship floats aimlessly in Mediterranean

WATCH | Malta to get rail line linking St Paul's Bay to airport

Sicilian fishers threaten to swap Italian flag with Maltese over high diesel prices

Electoral Commission dismisses concerns over potential impact of UK elections on Malta's electronic vote counting

PN Gozo candidate says fast ferry service ignores Gozitans’ needs

Alex Borg congratulates Hungary's Peter Magyar over 'remarkable' election victory

A distant war, a Russian wreck and a Mediterranean problem

As election rumours abound, ministers insist work unaffected

Labour to hold six-day congress to approve election manifesto guidelines

Labour Party congress signals general election is round the corner