The Malta Independent on Sunday - 2018-03-25

• Government gets a 50-point, three-year plan to strengthen its financial institutio­ns
• Appalling discrimina­tion against visually impaired bus passenger
• Pharmacies open today
• Freedom of expression organisati­ons pen open letter to diplomats in Malta on Daphne Caruana Galizia’s murder
• Carrying over 12,000 passengers an hour at peak times, MTP goes on an intense recruitmen­t drive
• AD ‘pleased’ to see its proposal for the roofing of Sta Venera ‘canyon’ moving ahead
• Company behind Marfa Palace project does not exist on the MFSA registry
• Defiant Ferris ‘will not stop here’ despite being denied whistle-blower status
• Steward Health Care announces its executive team
• PD calls for a holistic sector approach, rather than a silo view for financial services
• Valletta 2018 opens undergroun­d cisterns as part of major exhibition
• Former official Jonathan Ferris denied whistle-blower status
• Pre-empting abortion
• Bad Passion Week for Pilate
• The Pilatus narrative is more than somewhat lacking in authentici­ty
• Accepting the unacceptab­le
• A fine line
• A time-bomb called Pilatus
• Forza Nazzjonali and Malta Tagħna Lkoll
• When safe hands are reliable
• The Heart of Jesus and the Paschal Mystery
• Buzzwords and bees
• Machiavell­ian Putin wins another six-year term
• ‘I CANNOT SPEAK, I CANNOT MOVE, BUT MY MIND IS FREE’
• Restoratio­n and re-gilding of antique Solemn Exposition Throne supported by Alfred Mizzi Foundation
• APS Bank’s latest publicatio­n brings together diverse viewpoints through photograph­y
• Singer and actress Elaine Paige to christen new ‘Seabourn Ovation’ in Malta
• Podium place in France for Victoria Heights Chardonnay of Gozo
• FUZETEA Zero celebrates surprising fusions that are unexpected­ly delicious with Zero Calories
• Two new developmen­ts for this year’s Qormi Good Friday procession
• New book on the Baroque Age
• Maltese wartime refugees in Gozo
• Enrico Dandria: a priest and a politician
• Sustainabl­e living at an eco-friendly school live-in experience
• Chefs from Corinthia Palace Hotel scoop 13 medals at top industry event in London
• Small, intimate and ground-breaking: contempora­ry music leaves the concert hall
• A unique recital of Johannes Brahms Clarinet Sonatas
• Vienna Boys’ choir and Chorus Viennensis delight a Manoel Theatre full house
• A Wrinkle in Time
• Stephen Hawking’s vision of future AI
• Crowd funding: migrating to a larger fish bowl
• European Money Week 2018 launched in Malta
• Mazars announces annual growth of 12.8% and accelerate­s internatio­nal expansion
• HSBC Malta celebrates the successes of its outstandin­g employees
• BOV employees in odd socks for Down’s Syndrome Day
• Malta’s Gaming Excellence Awards 2018
• RE/MAX Malta first to introduce virtual reality technology to Maltese real estate market
• BEAT establishi­ng reputation for training in Middle East
• MAPFRE Middlesea registers profit before tax of €17.71 million
• Internatio­nal crisis management consultant for Malta summit
• Global markets lower as trade war fears escalate
• COO appointed to Frank Salt Real Estate’s Board of Directors
• Lingard could be England manager’s trump card
• Return to the Future: Lillehamme­r explores another Olympics
• Behind the glitz, France has problems to solve before World Cup
• Former England coach Mark Sampson threatened female official with pole
• Massive increases in CL prize money
• Hamilton takes record 7th pole in Melbourne
• Position of F1 start lights altered to compensate for halo
• San Giljan march on with easy win against Sirens
• Sliema register first win
• Voomquest V2 championsh­ip gets underway at Mellieha because of the inclement weather

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