Malta Independent - 2021-04-17

• Alleged Daphne hitmen sought Chris Cardona’s help on murder, court hears
• Marsa junction inaugurate­d
• 27 Covid-19 cases found in lowest case count since September; vaccine uptake remains high
• BirdLife Malta highlights latest episodes of illegal hunting
• 19% of catering establishm­ents have closed down since March 2020 – ACE
• Waiting for sense – Rachel Borg
• Breach of ethics report: Carmelo Abela to wait for committee’s conclusion­s before making statements
• Enhancing students’ education with discovery learning
• UNHCR appeals to Italy not to impede migrants rescue boats
• Joanne Bondin is the new president of the Malta Employers’ Associatio­n
• Arts education schools unable to operate until further notice, MEIA confirms
• MFSA’s outreach to Company Service Providers not holding an MFSA licence
• Why couldn’t we have arrived here years ago?
• Addressing ‘deficit-thinking’ to sustain inclusive and culturally responsive schooling in Malta
• Europe and the draft regulation on AI – when all that glitters is not gold
• Chanel’s dreamy Spring-Summer 2021 haute couture show
• Optimism pushes European stocks to a record high
• Vassallo Group’s Nazzareno Vassallo wins the EY Entreprene­ur of the Year for Malta and John Winfield wins the EY Rising Star
• Mapfre MSV Life announces appointmen­t of new CEO
• Podcast helped in hunt for 1996 killer of California student
• Head of Tokyo Olympics again says games will not be cancelled
• Christian Coleman to miss Olympics despite reduced ban
• Hamilton set to resume battle with Verstappen at Imola
• Seville could fill in for Bilbao to host Euro 2020 games
• Foden's 'Are you ready' post to Mbappe on Twitter backfires
• Dortmund face tough choices after Champions League exit

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