Malta Independent - 2021-01-30

• Government, Opposition differ on Commission­er’s concerns regarding persons of trust
• Joe Micallef Stafrace, politician and journalist, passes away
• 185 new Covid-19 cases, 3 deaths as 174 patients recover
• Empty boasts – Rachel Borg
• MUMN orders nurses at Mount Carmel Hospital to refuse admission to illegal immigrants
• Steward completes upgrade of emergency, outpatient­s department­s at Gozo hospital
• Joint Office will enhance human resources, technologi­cal systems to increase efficiency – Minister Schembri
• David Casa’s €90 billion social fund agreed with European Council
• Gate blocking public access to Fomm ir-Rih Bay has been removed
• How public is public land?
• Sliema players ‘struggling to feed themselves’ after not receiving salaries for months, MFPA says
• Police investigat­ing street celebratio­ns after Hamrun beat Valletta in Premier League
• Malta Sustainabi­lity Forum tackles transition to a carbon neutral economy
• Cyrus Engerer calls on MEPs to support proactivit­y on possible Covid-19 vaccine booster
• Agius Saliba calls on EC to protect consumers from discrimina­tory Ryanair refund cheques
• Man Ray and the Surrealist­s on auction
• European stocks lower on concerns of slow rollout of vaccines
• Carlo Gavazzi Malta Ltd ‘a clear example’ of how R&D key to further economic growth’ – Minister Owen Bonnici
• MIA lighting upgrades expected to lead to lower energy consumptio­n
• Women’s health is better when women have more control in their society
• Serena Williams, Nadal, Halep win at Adelaide exhibition
• Hutchinson still hopeful after American Magic's 1st day rout
• Japan prime minister says he's determined to hold Olympics
• Bayern profit from inconsiste­nt rivals in Bundesliga title race
• Dominant Balzan see off Mosta
• EU regulator authorizes AstraZenec­a vaccine for all adults

Malta Independent - 2021-01-29

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