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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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PN blames government incompetence for power outages, promises investment in grid

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PN spokespersons Ryan Callus and Joe Giglio say the country needs serious investment to improve its power grid and ensure this basic necessity is guaranteed

Malta participating in EU Red Sea naval mission with two army personnel

National

Home Affairs Minister tells parliament that Malta has two army personnel stationed at the operational headquarters of the EU’s Red Sea naval mission to protect cargo ships

Identità denies issuing 18,000 fake ID cards, says internal probe passed onto police

National 15 July 2024, 5:26pm

Kurt Sansone

PN blames government incompetence for power outages, promises investment in grid

Malta participating in EU Red Sea naval mission with two army personnel

Identità denies issuing 18,000 fake ID cards, says internal probe passed onto police

NAO says underfunded energy network played part in 2023 summer blackouts; Enemalta in denial

Spain crowned European football champions for record fourth time after beating England

Government moves to bury Gzira garden petrol station controversy once and for all

‘Barts exists’ and the man who stood in Steward Health Care’s way

Updated | Gunman at Trump rally caught on video moments before assassination attempt

Authorities swoop in to restore order to Rabat square taken over by tables and chairs

Għaxaq Music Festival celebrates 25 years with five-day concert extravaganza

[WATCH] Judge dismisses PN’s request for court to force State Advocate to recover Vitals money

Labour backbencher wants specific parliamentary committees to discuss abortion, euthanasia

Speaker asks police to provide Chris Fearne with protection after Steward-funded smear campaign

Infrastructure Malta chief to step down