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Joseph Muscat set to leave ‘on a high’: The Headlines – L-Orizzont

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L-Orizzont says that Joseph Muscat will leave ‘at his best’: while public approval in him is at its highest. The paper quotes the Prime Minister who, in his national address, thanked those who trust in him.

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