Malta
This week's essentials
The Government is keeping the Budget measures against non-EU workers, though it has announced two exceptions. We also cover the verdict in the Lassana Cissé case, which has opened a debate about juries, and two practical things: school places and a transport survey.
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Measures against non-EU workers stay, with two exceptions
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana told MaltaToday the Budget measures are “written in stone”, apart from cosmetic changes.
1 minLassana Cissé case: acquitted of murder, sentenced to eight years on other charges
Cissé, a 42-year-old man from Côte d'Ivoire, was shot dead in Ħal Far in 2019, in what is considered Malta's first alleged racist murder.
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1,864 places in Church schools for 2027-2028
Church schools are offering 1,864 places for next school year: 1,624 in Malta and 240 in Gozo, in kindergarten, Year 1 and Year 7 (Form 1, the first year of secondary).
1 minFed up with traffic? The Government asks how you get around
The Transport Ministry has opened the “Your Journey, Your Say” survey, part of the Malta in Motion national mobility plan.
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