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Nationalist Party General Secretary, Joe Saliba has tried to calm PN supporters who have already started celebrating an election victory. Mr Saliba said that that the outcome would clearly be a photo finish and it was therefore necessary to wait until all the first count votes had been counted, which would ...

Current projections by both major parties indicate that the Nationalist Party could win the general election by a very narrow margin. The two parties are still taking samples from the No.1 preferences, this process is taking far longer than usual because no clear and decisive majority has emerged. Officials of both main ...

Both of the main political parties are still unable to reach conclusive projections about who will win the election. Officials from both parties are still taking representative samples from all of the electoral districts. In the 2003 election it was evident by this time that the Nationalist Party had won the election. The ...

The sorting of votes in stacks of 50 is currently taking place at the counting hall in Naxxar. This process is then followed by the distributing of the stacks to the counting Agents one by one, which are then to be placed in the chosen candidates pigeonholes respectively, according to the ...

Turnout in yesterday's general election reached 93 percent, three percentage points below the level reached in 2003, the Electoral Commission has said. The turnouts by 11.00pm for the General Elections for each district is as follows: District 1: 93%, District 2: 94%, District 3: 94%, District 4: 94%, District 5: 94%, District 6: ...

A gentle breeze blows through Gharb's village square, rustling around the old stone cross, playing lightly with the statues on the Folklore Museum and sighing gently around the great stone church with its silent bells. Life flows peacefully here, at the westernmost end of Gozo, where the very air seems ...

A Notice to Mariners being issued by the Malta Maritime Authority this time carries a double bill, it will contribute towards sustaining Malta's largest conservation initiative of its kind, the Yelkouan Shearwater Project. With 50% funding from the EU Life Nature Fund, the importance ...