Morning Headlines – Wednesday – MaltaToday

MaltaToday leads with the story about the appointment of Maltese Archbishop Charles Scicluna as an adjunct secretary of the Vatican’s Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith in a move that has been interpreted as an exercise in succession planning.

In another story, MaltaToday reports that a National Audit Office reports into inspections carried out by Maltese fisheries department has revealed that the vast majority of registered fishing vessels are not equipped with tracking devices.

The front page of MaltaToday also leads to a story about what it calls 5 holes in Joseph Muscat’s delaying tactics in relation to the 17 Black investigations.