Malta Independent - 2021-04-08

• Schools to reopen next week, non-essential shops and services on 26 April
• Number of Covid-19 victims reaches 400
• Malta Enterprise and University of Malta to provide integrated support for start-ups
• Respect and happiness – Claudette Buttigieg
• 610 Xgħajra residents sign letter against high-rise developmen­t on the locality’s seafront
• MUT hopes that return to schools will not cause another spike in Covid cases
• Strickland Foundation replies to Alfred Sant
• It is for the Courts to decide whether my claims are justified - Robert Hornyold-Strickland
• An apology is not enough
• Security Governance – A compliance perspectiv­e…
• Beyond the Pandemic: London’s financial hub seeks a rebirth
• Biden makes all adults eligible for a vaccine on 19 April
• Toddler, 7 adults wounded in latest Chicago shootings
• World stocks reach record high
• India sees another record rise in virus cases
• ‘Leave no Tigrayan’: In Ethiopia, an ethnicity is erased
• City gives De Bruyne new deal, reveals EPL's highest payroll
• The prolonged ban on sport - MBA
• COVID-19 and sports... or lack thereof - ASA
• The resumption of sporting activity - MOC
• Prolonged sports ban undermines all efforts of past months - Malta FA
• Granada entertain Manchester United, Villarreal visit Zagreb in Europa League
• Mbappe and Neymar star as French champions edge Champions League thriller
• Iran ship believed to serve as Red Sea troop base near Yemen attacked

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