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Prime Minister Robert Abela Pays Tribute To Judge Toni Abela On His Retirement

Jun 30 2025 Share

Prime Minister Robert Abela attended the final court session of Judge Toni Abela, who has reached retirement age after many years of service with great integrity on the judiciary bench. Throughout his career, Judge Abela used his knowledge and experience to faithfully serve the Republic of Malta.

Judge Toni Abela was among the first lawyers in Malta’s history to be appointed as judges after successfully passing the scrutiny of the Committee on Judicial Appointments. This was following reforms that changed the method of appointing judges, removing the power from the Government to directly appoint them.

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Prime Minister Abela noted that Judge Abela always spoke his mind with respect and care, aiming to send a clear message in favour of fairness and justice. Even at his final session today, Judge Abela delivered a message supporting the proper administration of justice.

Prime Minister Abela expressed the State’s gratitude to Judge Toni Abela for his dedication and service.

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255 Third Country Nationals Ordered To Leave Malta In 2025 Q1

255 Third Country Nationals Ordered To Leave Malta In 2025 Q1
Jun 30 2025 Share

In the first three months of 2025, Malta ordered 255 third country nationals to leave, with 240 of these actually doing so and returning to a third country.

In the last quarter of 2024, Malta had the same amount of third country nationals being ordered to leave, with 225 doing so in 2025 Q4.

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Meanwhile, France had the highest number of non-Eu citizens ordered to leave in the first three months of the year at 34,545.

Germany and Spain followed at 17,915 and 16,705 respectively.

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Workers Evacuated After Fire Breaks Out At ST Tower In Gżira

Workers Evacuated After Fire Breaks Out At ST Tower In Gżira
Jun 30 2025 Share

Workers were evacuated from the 23-storey ST Tower in Gżira following a fire on one of the upper floors.

Police confirmed they received a report of the fire on Triq Testaferrata at around 11:30 a.m.

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Firefighters arrived promptly at the scene and successfully extinguished the fire.

There was no immediate word of any injuries.

Investigations into the cause of the fire are ongoing.

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Malta’s Iconic Drink Kinnie Launches In Ghana

Malta's Iconic Drink Kinnie Launches In Ghana
Jun 30 2025 Share

Kinnie, Malta’s iconic soft drink, is now being produced in Ghana for the first time, marking the brand’s official entry into the African market.

This milestone was made possible through a strategic franchise partnership with Acadia Industries, a Ghanaian company experienced in the fast-moving consumer goods sector.

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The move introduces Kinnie’s distinctive herbal-infused flavour to Ghanaian consumers, with production adhering to the same recipe and quality standards that have defined the brand in Malta.

All manufacturing and distribution operations will be handled locally by Acadia Industries, with support from Simonds Farsons Cisk plc, Kinnie’s parent company.

“This is more than a product launch. It’s about investing in local capability and building a lasting partnership,” said Michael Farrugia, Deputy CEO (Beverage Business) at Simonds Farsons Cisk plc. He also highlighted Ghana’s appeal due to its dynamic market and strong appreciation for unique beverages.

Fouad Moufarrej, Managing Director of Acadia Industries, welcomed the collaboration, calling it a fusion of Mediterranean heritage and African energy.

He expressed confidence that Ghanaian consumers would respond positively.

Further expansion into other African countries is planned over the next few years, with the company seeking additional regional partners.

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