Joseph Muscat Responds To Criminal Charge Filed Against Him And Others

May 6 2024

On his Facebook account former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has just responded to the breaking news released that him, Keith Schembri, Konrad Mizzi and many others have been accused and will be charged with a number of criminal court accusations.

Joseph Muscat stated that he has been told by many lawyers that for the first time ever, “there will be a lot of people accused of criminal activity without the possibility to defend themselves.” He continued on to state that this charge was “not merely a case of political vendetta but a manifestation of corruption and abuse, where the lives of countless individuals are being ruined by bureaucratic malpractice for the convenience of a few. ”

Now since the attorney general has officially filed criminal charges in court, the criminal fate of Muscat and others will depend on the judiciary process and police investigation. According to TVM News, lawyers from the Attorney General’s Office presented three subpoenas.

According to sources who spoke to multiple news platforms the police have issued criminal charges against 19 individuals in connection to the Vitals Global Healthcare inquiry.

On another note, according to netnews.com.mt Joseph Muscat was issued with a freezing order of €30 million and that he will be charged with fraud, money laundering and corruption.

This is a developing story and more details are expected to come out in the coming hours and days.

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THERE WERE 3,811 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS IN FIRST 3 MONTHS OF 2024

May 6 2024

During the first quarter of 2024, road traffic accidents in Malta saw a decrease compared to the same period in 2023. Fatalities totalled one, marking a slight improvement.

Reported accidents numbered 3,811, down by 0.3% from the previous year, with the Northern Harbour district accounting for the highest number. Road traffic casualties also decreased by 8.2% to 337, with 81 grievously injured individuals, predominantly males. The fatality involved a male pedestrian.

Passenger cars were involved in the majority of casualties, followed by motorcycles and goods-carrying vehicles. Notably, accidents between vehicles contributed to 65.3% of all casualties. Sundays witnessed the highest number of casualties, while Thursdays saw the highest number of accidents.

The time bracket with the most accidents was between 12:00 and 14:59. Ħal Qormi recorded the highest incidence of accidents, followed by Birkirkara and San Pawl Il-Baħar.

Interestingly, some regions, such as Ta’ Sannat and San Lawrenz, reported minimal accidents, while the Western district observed the highest increase in accidents, contrasting with decreases in other regions.

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ECOHIVE Academy Opens Its Doors

May 6 2024

A new interactive and educational center, located within Marsaskala Family Park, has recently opened its doors to the public, offering a wealth of knowledge on Malta’s waste management systems and best practices.

Developed by WasteServ Malta, the ECOHIVE Academy stands as the pioneering center of its kind, dedicated to educating visitors on waste management and promoting sustainable behaviors through interactive exhibits and digital experiences.

Joined by Miriam Dalli, Minister for the Environment, Energy, and Regeneration of the Grand Harbour, and Richard Bilocca, CEO of WasteServ, members of the press were invited to explore the offerings of this innovative hub.

Minister Dalli hailed the completion of the project, citing the ECOHIVE Academy as a manifestation of the government’s forward-looking approach to waste management. She stressed the importance of viewing waste as a valuable resource and expressed optimism that the center would bridge the gap between public perception and reality.

The ECOHIVE Academy delivers an immersive experience for visitors of all ages, leveraging augmented reality, interactive displays, and digital games to convey the significance of sustainability and waste management. It aims to make learning about these crucial topics engaging and accessible to all.

Richard Bilocca, CEO of WasteServ, underscored the necessity of investing in future generations, noting that the ECOHIVE Academy not only enhances learning experiences but also encourages individuals of all ages to participate in positive change. This initiative reflects WasteServ’s enduring commitment to education.

Divided into various zones, each dedicated to different aspects of waste management within the ECOHIVE project, the center allows visitors to explore using tablets and QR codes, unlocking games and accessing valuable information on effective waste management and its role in fostering a circular economy.

The ECOHIVE Academy welcomes visitors from Tuesday to Sunday, between 9 am and 4 pm. Admission is free. For more information visit ecohive.com.mt/academy.

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Criminal Charges Against Muscat, Mizzi & Schembri Reportedly Presented

May 6 2024

Taking to social media, former Nationalist Party MP Jason Azzopardi alleged that a number of criminal court accusations have been presented against a number of persons in relation to the inquiry by Repubblika.

These include former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, Konrad Mizzi and Keith Schembri.

‘Be transparent. A new chapter for Malta is being written today’, wrote Azzopardi.

In a separate Facebook post, Azzopardi alleged that Edward Scicluna, the Central Bank governor, has also had criminal charges against him presented. These charges, Azzopardi stated, translate in years of imprisonment.

These reports were also confirmed with MaltaToday by a number of sources, including former President of NGO Repubblika Robert Aquilina.

This also comes as Steward Health Care, the US healthcare giant, filed for bankruptcy on Monday.

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