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Malta: Justice minister resists calls to step down

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The Independent publishes comments to journalists by Justice Minister Edward Zammit Lewis who defended his record and vowed not to resign. He said that reports about a private chat with businessman Yorgen Fenech reveal nothing new. Read more: https://www.independent.com.mt/articles/2021-08-02/local-news/Nothing-new-was-revealed-Zammit-Lewis-says-he-will-not-resign-over-Yorgen-Fenech-chats-6736235662

Another story says that the Rural Leases Control Board ordered the eviction of two farmers who have been renting agricultural land in Żabbar under a protected lease. The farmer’s lobby raised concerns and warned that this could set a precedent.

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