In the Press: Gozo bomb ‘may be linked to deckchair concession’

Times of Malta

The newspaper claims that an explosive device that rocked the residence of businessman Sandro Ciliberti in Xaghra on Friday may have been linked to a beach concession in Comino that the contractor was awarded last summer.

L-Orizzont

The paper claims that the explosion outside Ciliberti’s Xaghra house may have been linked to the contractor’s connections in Libya. Ciliberti, 45, is the owner of Ali-Nibras for Science & Technology, a company set up in Libya in 1991 and based in Tripoli.

In-Nazzjon

Former police commissioner Ray Zammit refused to take questions from journalists, while justice minister Owen Bonnici repeatedly dodged questions as to whether he has confidence in Zammit – now head of the Local Enforcement Agency.

The Malta Independent

The Nationalist Party has hit back at claims that their MP and cardiologist Albert Fenech has undermined the party’s criticism of the revamped St Luke’s Hospital by accepting a job by the private consortium that will be running the hospital.