New Revelations in Fenech Trial; Hospital Expands Beds
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The Yorgen Fenech murder trial continues to dominate headlines, with key witness Melvin Theuma providing further intricate testimony. Theuma detailed alleged financial pressures, a sense of extortion by the Degiorgio brothers, and claims by Yorgen Fenech that he was "untouchable under Labour." Further allegations emerged regarding former Chief of Staff Keith Schembri, who reportedly informed Johann Cremona about phone tapping concerning Theuma.
In other significant domestic news, Mater Dei Hospital has inaugurated two new halls, adding 48 beds to its capacity following a substantial investment. Meanwhile, a call for reform in Malta's missing persons handling procedures has been made in the wake of a recent tragic discovery.
Other stories capturing attention include a significant increase in Malta's exports in 2025, a survey indicating majority public support for voluntary euthanasia, and various local incidents ranging from traffic management concerns in Mellieħa to a reported attempted sexual assault.