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Official charged with corruption made compliance chief: The Headlines – The Independent on Sunday

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The Independent on Sunday reveals that a former Enemalta official charged with corruption for accepting gifts from a trader was appointed Head of Compliance within the Tourism Authority. The Tourism Minister said he will be returned to his previous job within a month.

The paper also speaks to unnamed PN MPs who warn against installing a new Opposition Leader without changing the party leader. They said that Adrian Delia could survive a vote of confidence by paid party members and must be persuaded to resign instead.

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