A newly awarded government contract linked to the Office of the Standards Commissioner for the Judiciary has become the subject of growing public scrutiny after authorities declined to disclose the financial terms attached to the appointment of retired Judge Toni Abela. Despite repeated requests under Freedom of Information legislation neither the Justice Ministry nor the Office of the President has released the contract detailing remuneration benefits or conditions attached to the role....
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NEWS Malta
September 30, 2025
Gozo Ministry Ordered to Release Architect Contracts Since 2017
The Gozo Ministry has been ordered to disclose all contracts awarded since 2017 to Architect Godwin Agius, a professional who is widely known to be a close associate of Minister...
NEWS Malta
May 20, 2025
Gozo Ministry under fire for €700K direct order refusal
The Gozo Ministry continues to ignore a binding legal directive issued by Malta’s Information and Data Protection Commissioner (IDPC) demanding the publication of documentation relating to a controversial €700,000 direct...
NEWS Malta
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Matrenza’s Appointment Sparks Legal and Public Debate
The recent appointment of Richard Matrenza, an 89-year-old veteran of the Labour Party, to the Contracts Appeals Board has sparked significant controversy in Malta. Many legal professionals, business leaders, and...
NEWS Malta
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Architect Facing Charges Still Gets Government Contracts
A Maltese architect currently facing serious criminal charges, including involuntary homicide, has continued to secure public contracts despite being suspended from her state employment. This revelation has sparked outrage, raising...