In the Press: George Farrugia's brothers to be arraigned for connection to oil scandal
Stories from today's national press
12 December 2014, 7:56am
Rachel Agius
Rachel Agius
1 min read
George Farrugia was granted a presidential pardon to turn State's witness in the Trafigura kickbacks investigation
The Times of Malta
Salvu, Antonio, Gaetano and Raymond Farrugia, brothers to oil trader turned state witness George Farrugia, will be arraigned after admitting to knowing that their brother was bribing officials. They were arrested in 2013 but never arraigned.
In-Nazzjon
Finance minister Edward Scicluna has failed to publish his company's accounts since 2008. This newspaper reports that Scicluna is the only director at Applied Economic Consulting Ltd and accounts have not be filed with the MFSA for the past six years.
L-Orizzont
Shocking details have emerged on the treatment of migrants in detention centres, as well as on the personnel charged with protecting them, after the release of an inquiry into the death of Malian migrant Mamadou Kamara.
The Malta Independent
Information and Data Protection Commissioner Saviour Cachia, speaking on television yesterday, raising concerns about the processing of personal data in the wake of the Nationalist Party's leaking of call recordings related to the Gzira shooting last month.
