AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCourtroom Focus: Malta’s Daphne Caruana Galizia murder trial moves into its decisive phase as Judge Edwina Grima begins her final directions to the jury in Yorgen Fenech’s case, with a verdict expected this week; jurors are told they must decide the facts only, after 52 days of testimony and conflicting closing arguments over whether Fenech commissioned and financed the killing or whether the plot was driven by Keith Schembri. Local Governance & Health Services: The PN calls STI screening delays “unacceptable,” warning patients face waits of up to nine months and pushing for an efficient walk-in clinic with longer opening hours, including weekends. Economy & Business Climate: The Central Bank says Malta’s economic activity remains broadly in line with its long-term average, with tourism momentum holding up and unemployment expectations staying low. Energy & Infrastructure: PN renews pressure over ongoing power cuts affecting Malta and Gozo, while ADPD links the outages to political responsibility. Work & Rights: EU employment law changes shift the burden of proof toward employers, including Malta’s pay transparency transposition on time. International Links: Libyan Express announces new direct flights to Malta, Rome and Milan starting 6 September. Public Sector People Policy: Aquatic Resources Malta launches a wellbeing framework aimed at mental health, bullying and work-life balance.
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