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Kurt Sansone

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Kurt Sansone is Executive Editor of MaltaToday. He was formerly deputy editor of MaltaToday on Sunday and later editor of Illum, before joining The Times of Malta. He was awarded best new feature in the 2012 IGM awards, and best commentary journalism in 2025.

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Paediatricians warn of long-term impact of COVID on children, call for vaccination drive

Europe

Maltese paediatricians join European counterparts in hammering home importance of vaccinating children against COVID-19 to minimise long-term effects of infection

Chamber of Commerce proposes change in married tax rate, increase in compulsory education to 18

National

The Chamber of Commerce proposes a national workforce strategy that includes changes to married tax rate, extending compulsory education, facilitating family relocation for...

Konrad Mizzi and Marlene Farrugia vie for top absentee spot in parliament

National 25 August 2021, 8:21am

Kurt Sansone

Paediatricians warn of long-term impact of COVID on children, call for vaccination drive

Chamber of Commerce proposes change in married tax rate, increase in compulsory education to 18

Konrad Mizzi and Marlene Farrugia vie for top absentee spot in parliament

Maltese embassy in Libya to start issuing travel visas at the end of August

Dead fish at Chadwick Lakes are alien species unsuitable to warm climate

Roberta Metsola says deal on EU immigration pact must be a priority in meeting with Greek PM

Marsaskala council will shirk responsibility if it opts for marina referendum, Labour councillor warns

Medicine dispensing robot ‘worthless’, ‘total failure’, nurses’ union claims

Yorgen Fenech’s mother speaks out: ‘My son is not a Rambo character’

[WATCH] Narcy the comedian… and his other side

Widow of notary Ivan Barbara denies client funds were used for adoption

Judge who has to decide on Yorgen Fenech’s bail bought boat from his father; Jason Azzopardi writes to Chief Justice

PN urges government to seek EU assistance over expected influx of Afghan refugees

Malta donates 40,000 COVID-19 vaccines, testing kits to Libya