In-Nazzjon says that Neville Gafa’s testimony in court on Wednesday exposes his ‘close ties’ with Keith Schembri. The paper says that Gafa’ was a person of trust in the Health Ministry but was sent to Libya on government missions using a diplomatic passport.
A second story reports on the publication of a five-year socio-economic plan for Malta by the Chamber of Commerce. The paper quotes Chamber president David Xuereb at a press conference who said that the country has suffered reputational damage.
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