Malta Independent - 2018-02-22

• Chetcuti sees no conflict of interest in government planning consultanc­y role
• Delia’s legal firm handled bond issue for subsidiary of Electrogas partner company
• Former AUM employee claims breach of contract
• Man who robbed singer at knifepoint remanded in custody
• Victim declared fit to testify
• Applicatio­n to redevelop concrete production plant into an industrial park in Naxxar
• Heritage watchdog brushes off questions on protection of culture heritage at Bulebel
• Roberta Metsola calls on EU to look into Vitals deal
• WSC employed over 220 persons in run-up to 2017 election
• Names of companies awarded €836,000 in direct orders withheld
• PD MP Godfrey Farrugia questions freedom of Malta’s fuel market
• Archbishop Charles Scicluna recovering well after gallbladde­r surgery in Chile
• Education at Resource Centres
• Was this really not worth disclosing?
• Charting the course for the future of the EU27
• The Greatest Showman Sing-a-Long
• Storm system brings flooding, freezing rain, snow to Midwest
• Paul Galea
• European bonds advanced and stocks dropped
• Full house expected at BLM annual conference this year
• European Money Week – Promoting Financial Literacy amongst Youths
• Drizzle does not dampen ladies’ spirits
• Curiosity, hope and big crowds follow Tiger Woods
• Top-seeded Svitolina beats Wang to reach Dubai quarters
• Internatio­nal Open of Naples and Malta Leagues
• Jamanka wins Olympic gold for Germany, denying Meyers Taylor
• Europa League position gives Arsene Wenger opportunit­y to test youth
• Madrid beats Leganes 3-1 in game postponed from December
• FIFA lifts ban on 2026 World Cup voters publicly backing bid
• David de Gea heroics earn Manchester United draw
• Shakhtar comes from behind to beat Roma
• There’s no looking back

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