Muscat meets Kalkara family as father jokes over ‘tablet squabble’
Labour leader Joseph Muscat meets family in Kalkara to explain his party’s proposals on how their life could be improved if his party is elected to government.
Labour leader Joseph Muscat this evening met the Mifsud family from Kalkara and explained to them how their lives would improve if a Labour government were elected to power.
Accompanies by his wife Michelle, Muscat met Ernest and Marika Mifsud parents of two boys, aged 7 and 11.
The father joked with Muscat how Labour's proposal to give Year IV students a tablet would lead to a squabble between his sons as only one would be eligible for the tablet.
Muscat joined the light hearted moment but took the opportunity to explain the benefits that the tablet would do to as one of the steps to fight IT literacy.
He also went on to explain how a Labour government would extend the Klabb 3-16 - the government-run after school service - which would allow women to return to work.