In the Press: Police officer to be boarded out on medical grounds after 'dubious' ties

Times of Malta

Third family member in a father-son trio in the police force to be boarded out on medical grounds after the three have been connected to unethical businessmen. Police Inspector Roderick Zammit applied to be boarded out, having been on long sick leave since last summer when an inquiry showed unethical and irregular connections between his family and shady businessmen such as the Gaffarena family and Hugo Chetchuti. His brother, Daniel Zamit has already been boarded out on psychiatric grounds, while his father, Ray Zammit, was relieved of his duties as police chief by the PM after another inquiry found him guilty of negligence in a shooting incident.

L-Orizzont

Gwen, a 2-and-a-half-year-old born with physical defect in her leg is energetic and social, does not let her disability hold her back. Her parents, Matt and Michelle, are adamant that she will live an independent life despite other people’s assumptions of her limitations.

In-Nazzjon

A tearful Maria Rio Alger, a Filipino girl formerly employed by Mr Clean, gave testimony over human trafficking case in court yesterday. She said that she came to Malta last September, but on her arrival, she was forced to sign a new contract, after her original contract was destroyed.

The Malta Independent

The European Commission confirms that Air Malta will not face legal consequences for missing its target laid out in its restructuring programme of reaching viability by autumn 2015 and profitability by March 2016.