Malta: Daughter of Ian Borg’s senior adviser quits in storm over direct orders

Adreana Zammit has quit her role as a lawyer with Transport Malta in the wake of criticism that she was awarded lucrative contracts even before she graduated as a lawyer.

Zammit is the daughter of Transport Minister Ian Borg’s senior adviser, Jesmond Zammit.

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