Speeches
Click here to download the speeches
by Guy Black u Prof. Joe Friggieri at the sixth anniversary
celebration of the Fondazzjoni Tumas Fenech ghall-Edukazzjoni
fil-Gurnalizmu.
31st January 2002
FONDAZZJONI TUMAS FENECH GHALL-EDUKAZZJONI FIL-GURNALIZMU
CELEBRATES 2nd ANNIVERSARY
Fondazzjoni Tumas Fenech ghall-Edukazzjoni fil-Gurnalizmu has
(yesterday evening) concluded its second year of activity with
an anniversary ceremony. It was on 1st February 2000 that the
Council of The Malta Press Club and the Board of Directors of
Tumas Group announced that they had reached an agreement for
the setting up of Fondazzjoni Tumas Fenech ghall-Edukazzjoni
fil-Gurnalizmu. The Foundation started functioning the following
day, 2nd February 2000 - the first anniversary of Mr Tumas Fenech's
demise.
During
the ceremony, Foundation's Administrator Mr Mario Schiavone
gave a resume' of the activities held. These included the organisation
of three courses a more dynamic news media in Malta, newsroom
management and financial journalism. These were conducted by
Maltese and foreign lecturers and experienced journalists.
Mr Schiavone said the Foundation is striving to bridge the
gap between experienced journalists on one hand and young graduates,
beginners and contributing freelancers who lacked the practical
expertise.
Mr Schiavone said that the Foundation sponsored and assisted
The Malta Press Club in the organisation of the third Maltese
Journalists Convention held at the New Dolmen Hotel, last November.
Other events organised by the Foundation were public talks by
experienced foreign journalists, workshops and two seminars
on gender issues. The gender guidelines for news developed during
these seminars will be discussed with respective editors in
the coming months.
The Foundation has established links with various leading foreign
institutions which have similar aims. These include the UK's
National Council for the Training of Journalists and the European
Journalism Centre at Maastricht.
The
Board of Studies, consisting of Professor Salvu Chircop, Fr
Joe Borg, Dr Natalino Fenech, Ms Carmen Sammut and chaired by
Mr Carmel Bonello, will be meeting to discuss the programme
of courses for the next academic year.
The Foundation's Administrator concluded by thanking the Board
of Trustees for their cooperation and guidance. This Board is
composed of President Emeritus, H.E. Dr Ugo Mifsud Bonnici is
its Chairman, Mr Lino Spiteri, Mr Anthony DeBono, Mr Ray Sladden,
Mr Malcolm J. Naudi and Mr Joe A. Vella.
During the ceremony, Professor Oliver Friggieri, delivered
a paper on the need of a more ethical approach where the use
of the Maltese language is concerned. He emphasised on the need
that journalists preserve, maintain and develop a language which
is understood by the people.
Professor
Robert A. White from the Gregorian University in Rome dealt
on "Public Journalism". He traced the origins of this
concept and gave examples how public journalism could be put
in practice. In his speech, Professor White put forward five
proposals which could be considered by the commission drafting
the new policy of The Malta Press Club where access of information
to journalists is concerned.
Is-sur Tumas, as he was popularly known, was not only an enterprising
man with great foresight, but above all, he was a kind hearted
man and many members of the local press corps have vivid memories
of his benevolence and kind-hearted generosity. He deserves
to be remembered for many years to come for his entrepreneurial
initiatives which, day-after-day, continue to contribute in
a significant manner to the economic well-being of this country
and its people. In this scenario, The Malta Press Club had put
forward to Tumas Group the idea of setting up a Foundation in
his honour which would serve as his living monument.
23.01.2002
JINHATAR AMMINISTRATUR TAL-FONDAZZJONI TUMAS
FENECH
GHALL-EDUKAZZJONI FIL-GURNALIZMU
Mario Schiavone ghadu kemm inhatar ufficjalment
bhala l-Amministratur tal-Fondazzjoni Tumas Fenech ghall-Edukazzjoni
fil-Gurnalizmu. Huwa kien innominat mill-Kunsill ta' The Malta
Press Club u approvat mill-Bord ta' Trustees tal-Fondazzjoni
Tumas Fenech ghall-Edukazzjoni fil-Gurnalizmu (FTFEG).
Schiavone dahal fil-gurnalizmu fl-1970. Huwa hadem
bhala gurnalist ma' l-Istamperija Indipendenza fejn bil-mod
il-mod tela' s-sellum tal-karriera gurnalistika sakemm fl-1990
sar editur ta' "The Democrat" u sena wara editur ta'
In-Nazzjon.
Huwa segwa
korsijiet fit-Thomson Foundation f'Cardiff u fl-Universita'
ta' Malta u ghamel ukoll attachments ma' zewg gurnali Amerikani
waqt tmien gimghat li ghamel fl-Istati Uniti fuq International
Visitiors' Programme offrut mill-USIS. Aktar tard kiseb Diploma
fil-Management mill-Universita' ta' Malta u bhalissa qed jaghmel
kors biex jikseb MBA.
Mario Schiavone serva f'diversi karigi pubblici fosthom membru
ta' l-Awtorita' Marittima ta' Malta, membru tal-Kummissjoni
ghall-Moralita' Fiskali, membru fuq il-Bord Konsultattiv tal-MIC
u Chairperson ta' li Students' Maintenance Grants Board. Ghallem
fl-Universita' tat-Teielet Eta' u l-Akkademja ghall-Gustizzja
Kriminali u ppubblika wkoll zewg kotba. Hu wkoll membru fl-Ezekuttiv
ta' l-Assocjazzjoni tal-Gurnalisti Ewropej.
Bhalissa Schiavone qed jikkordina kors introduttorju
dwar il-gurnalizmu finanzjarju li qed isir mill-Fondazzjoni
bil-kollaborazzjoni tal-British Council. Kemm il-Borza ta' Malta
kif ukoll il-Bank Centrali, il-Bank of Valletta u l-HSBC Bank
Malta p.l.c. qed jikkoperaw f'dan il-kors.
Sa ftit ilu, il-kariga ta' Amministratur kienet okkupata minn
Carmen Sammut. Hija kellha thalli din il-kariga biex tmur Londra
tkompli tistudja u taghmel ricerka halli tikseb dottorat fl-istudji
tal-media.
Il-Fondazzjoni bdiet topera fit-2 ta' Frar 2000,
li kien gheluq is-sena mill-mewt tas-sur Tumas Fenech. The Malta
Press Club kien ppropona l-idea li, flimkien ma' Tumas Group,
iwaqqaf Fondazzjoni li sservi bhala monument haj.
Fil-fatt, bhalissa il-FTFEG, taht it-tmexxija
tal-President Emeritus, Dr Ugo Mifsud Bonnici, ghaddejja bit-thejjijiet
ghat-tieni anniversarju tal-Fondazzjoni.
Schiavone huwa responsabbli mill-attivita' amministrattiva
li tal-Fondazzjoni. Ir-rwol tieghu huwa li jara li l-programm
ufficcjali ta' korsijiet, seminars, konferenzi u attivitajiet
ohra jkun implementat b' mod professjonali u prattiku.
18th October 2001
THE MALTA PRESS CLUB
IT-TIELET KONVENZJONI ANNWALI
"Il-Gurnalizmu Malti: Drittijiet u Dmirijiet"
Il-Hamis 18 ta' Ottubru 2001
New Dolmen Hotel, Qawra
Click here
for a selection of abstracts of the main speeches
1 ta' Gunju 2001
SEMINAR DWAR IL-GENS F'GHAWDEX
Fi zmien sena ghandu jkun hemm rapprezentanza ahjar tal-mara
fl-ahbarijiet. Taht l-umbrella tal-Fondazzjoni Tumas Fenech
ghall-Edukazzjoni fil-Gurnalizmu, iltaqghu Edituri u gurnalisti
minn kmamar ta' l-ahbarijiet ewlenin, rapprezentanti ta' l-Awtorita'
tax-Xandir, l-unions u The Malta Press Club, biex fasslu linji
gwida li permezz taghhom, ghandhom jittiehdu passi pozittivi
ghal dan il-ghan.
Ftehmu li jahdmu biex:
1) Inkun hemm rapprezentanza akbar ta' nisa fil-kontenut
ta' l-ahbarijiet u l-programmi ta' diskussjoni;
2) Jsir reklutagg f'oqsma gurnalistici fejn jidher sewwa n-nuqqas
tan-nisa, ez l-isport;
3) ghandna tigi adottata sistema ta' "mentoring' f'oqsma fejn
m'hemmx role models femminili;
4) ghandna ssir emfasi fuq l-uzu ta' lingwagg mhux sessista;
5) kull kamra ta' l-ahbarijiet ghandha tahtar ufficcjalment
persuna li servi/jservi ta' focal point fuq gender issues;
6) jinstabu fondi biex gurnalisti Maltin jigu mharrga biex isiru
aktar konxji ta' kwistjonijiet ta' gender.
II-Fondazzjoni Tumas Fenech ghall-Edukazzjoni fil-Gurnalizmu,
flimkien ma' The Malta Press Club, ser jahdmu biex l-organizzazzonijiet
ta' l-ahbarijiet iwettqu dawn is-suggerimenti bhala parti mill-isforzi
li qed jaghmlu biex jintlahqu livelli gurnalistici oghla u bhala
parti mill-process ta' professjonalita' gurnalistika.
Socjeta' demokratika hija socjeta' mibnija fuq il-liberta' gurnalistika
- u ma jistax ikun li fid-dinja tal-gurnalizmu parti sostanzjali
tas-socjeta' tibqa' invizibbli u muta. Dan is-seminar huwa kontinwazzjoni
tax-xoghol li nbdena fil-15 ta' Marzu bi shab mal-Gender Advisory
Group ta' l-Awtorita' tax-Xandir.
Dak inhar kienu tressqu papers minn tliet gurnalisti Maltin
dwar issues ta' gender fl-istrutturi ta' l-ahbarijiet u fil-kontenut
ta' l-ahbarijiet. Inghatajna stampa tas-sitwazzjoni kif inhi,
stajna nqabbluha mas-sitwazzjoni fl-Irlanda bis-sahha ta' prezentazzjoni
minn Vera Price. Kien hareg car li s-sitwazzjoni tan-nisa fil-gurnalizmu
u fil-kontenut gurnalistiku baqghalha biex tkun dik li mixtieqa.
Imma dak inhar ittiehdet decizzjoni li ssir xi haga konkreta.
Kien ghalhekk deciz li jsir dan is-seminar ta' jum li minnu
jkunu jistghu li fih jinholqu linji ta' gwida prattici li jkunu
jistghu jitwettqu mill-organizzazzjonijiet ta' l-ahbarijiet
ewlenin. L-iskop tal-lum huwa li mhux biss li jkunu identifikati
proposti konkreti izda wkoll li, sena wara li jkunu gew adottati,
jitkejjel kemm kien is-success taghhom.
Wara introduzzjoni mill-Amministratur tal-Fondazzjoni, Carmen
Sammut, Dr Josanne Cutajar tat harsa lejn ir-ricerka li saret
sissa 'Malta f'dan il-qasam.
Wara, Brenda Murphy ghamlet ezercizzju li wera kif il-mara qed
tintwera fuq il-mezzi tax-xandir f'diversi pajjjizi barranin,
u mhux f'Malta biss. Dan ghen lill-partecipanti biex jirriflettu
aktar u jdahhalhom aktar fl-ispirtu tas-suggett.
Dawn iz-zewg prezentazzjonijiet servew ta' sfond ghall-hidma
fl-erbgha workshops. Dawn kellhom jittrattaw dawn l-erbgha aspetti:
L-iskop tal-workshops kien li jipproponu soluzzjonijiet prattici,
realistici, u li ma jinvolvux spejjez ghad-diffikultajiet li
jezistu. Il-partecpanti zammew quddiem ghajnejhom il-limitazzjonijiet
li joperaw fihom l-organizzazzjonijiet u l-gurnalisti lokali.
Fuq kollox, kull workshop identifika tliet miri li l-organizzazzjonijiet
tal-media jistghu jilhqu b'mod volontarju, minghajr pressjoni
minn xi awtorita' jew korp iehor, sa sena ohra.
"Nixtiequ inkomplu nirresponsabbilizzaw lil dawk li jmexxu l-media
biex jimpenjaw irwiehom u jwettqu s-suggerimenti li hargu minn
dan is-seminar. Imbaghad nittama li nistabbilixxu sistema ta'
awditjar fejn nistghu inkejjlu l-progress li naghmlu f'dan il-qasam,"
qalet Carmen Sammut.
Ic-Chairman tal-Bord ta' Studji, Carmel Bonello, qal li s-sena
d-diehla ser jerga' jsir seminar bhal dan "biex nirrappurtaw
dwar fejn wasalna - naraw liema kienu l-kisbiet; naraw fejn
ma wasalniex, u nanalizzaw r-ragunijiet ghaliex. It-triq mhix
facli, izda ghandna d-determinazzjoni li xi darba naslu."
Il-Fondazzjoni Tumas Fenech ghall-Edukazzjoni fil-Gurnalizmu
flimkien ma' The Malta Press Club jemmnu li aktar sensittivita'
u impenn lejn issues ta' gender fl-ahbarijiet ghandhom iwasslu
mhux biss biex il-gurnalizmu jgawdi aktar stima, izda anke biex
l-organizzazzjonijiet tal-media, li ghandhom hafna poter u influwenza,
jibdew ikunu promoturi ta' bidla socjali pozittiva f'pajjizna.
23rd May 2001
"SEMINARS IN NEWSROOM MANAGEMENT"
The Malta Hilton
Objectives: empowering editors, news administrators and
news editors by helping them acquire further managerial skills.
In newsrooms, editors and news editors perform decision-making
tasks and are expected to have several managerial skills. It
is often observed that while people promoted to editorial positions
are excellent journalists, they often do not have any management
training. The aim of these seminars is to provide an essential
management backdrop to those working at the top echelons of
news organizations.
Participants: These seminars are mainly aimed at decision
makers in news organizations, including newsroom administrators,
editors and news editors. It is the first such courses to be
held in Malta. Fondazzjoni Tumas Fenech ghall-Edukazzjoni fil-Gurnalizmu
is establishing links with foreign organisations to hold follow-up
courses in this field for those who take part in the upcoming
seminars.
Deadline: Noontime on Friday 1 June 2001. As the number
of participants is limited, applications will be processed on
first come, first served basis.
Seminars: Seven sessions of circa 2 hours each, facilitated
by 6 specialists in the management field. Breakfast will be
offered to participants during the first 30 minutes.
Venue: The Malta Hilton
Certification: Participation Certificate.
Participants Fees: Lm 70 - for members of The Malta Press
Club
Lm 85 - for non-member participants
Payment: Cheques to be made payable to Fondazzjoni Tumas Fenech
ghall-Edukazzjoni fil-Gurnalizmu.
More info can be obtained from the Fondazzjoni administrator
Ms Carmen Sammut tel: 412680/ 438666, mobile nos: 0944 6337
or fondazzjoni@tumas.com
or click here
for an application form. Click here
for a cv of the participants.
10th April 2001
PRACTICAL WORKSHOP FOR JOURNALISTS
AND ADVERTISING PRACTITIONERS
The American Center, in collaboration with the
Malta Chapter of the International Advertising Association and
Fondazzjoni Tumas Fenech ghall-Edukazzjoni fil-Gurnalizmu 
is
organising a hands-on workshop entitled "More Dynamic News Media
in Malta", between Monday 23 April and Thursday 26 April 2001.
Mr David Applefield, an American working journalist, media consultant,
and publisher based in Paris, will conduct the four workshop
sessions with the objective to create effective synergies between
content and commerce.
"It is essential to both the journalism and advertising
professions that we do not confuse editorial and commerce. At
the same time, it is equally essential that we coordinate the
two to better serve readers, listeners and televiewers while
increasing the financial stability and independence of our news
media," said Fondazzjoni's Board of Studies Chairman, Mr Carmel
Bonello. "The journalism sessions are mainly aimed at journalists
who seriously believe in professionalism regardless of years
of experience, while the advertising sessions are for practitioners
determined to increase revenue for their publication."
For more details, journalists and advertising
practitioners are kindly asked to forward their e-mail addresses
to the Administrator of Fondazzjoni Tumas Fenech ghall-Edukazzjoni
fil-Gurnalizmu, Ms Carmen Sammut on fondazzjoni@tumas.com
The Foundation's main aims are to train and organise courses
for journalists and others who would like to join the profession.
Fondazzjoni was set up to serve as a living monument to the
late Maltese entrepreneur, Mr Tumas Fenech, who was also a great
benefactor.
Deadline: Applications are to be received by noontime
on Thursday 19 April 2001. The workshop is open to a limited
number of participants and entries will be processed on first
come, first served basis.
For more details about Mr. Applefield and the
scope of the workshop click here
(Word 2000 Document)
For more details on the contents of the workshop
and the application form click here
(Word 2000 Document).
15th March 2001
FTFEG & MBA JOINTLY ORGANISE
GENDER AND JOURNALISM SEMINAR
Gender and journalism was the theme of a seminar for Maltese
journalists organised jointly between Fondazzjoni Tumas Fenech
ghall-Edukazzjoni fil-Gurnalizmu (FTFEG) and the Gender Advisory
Group of the Broadcasting Authority. The aim of the seminar
is to increase gender awareness among working journalists and
to outline strategies and point out the challenges, which need
to be addressed in the future.
The breakfast seminar, held today at The Halland Hotel, ta'
l-Ibragg, included papers by three Maltese working journalists.
Mr Laurence Grech, editor of The Sunday Times, asked whether
there is an increased commitment towards equal opportunities
in Maltese newsrooms. Ms Claudette Baldacchino, from One News,
questioned whether reporters are able to raise gender awareness
through news. Ms Annette Vella from In-Nazzjon referred to her
experience with the supplement L-Opinjoni l-Ohra and discussed
the promotion of an alternative news agenda.
The seminar featured Ms Vera Price, a media executive from Dublin,
who talked about "Legislation & Gender Issues in Broadcasting".
The three papers presented by Mr. Grech, Ms. Baldacchino and
Ms Vella, are available here.
Tumas Fenech
1st February 2001
FONDAZZJONI TUMAS FENECH
GHALL-EDUKAZZJONI FIL-GURNALIZMU
CELEBRATES 1ST ANNIVERSARY
Fondazzjoni Tumas Fenech ghall-Edukazzjoni fil-Gurnalizmu has
today concluded its first year of activity with an anniversary
ceremony. It was on 1st February 2000 that the Council of The
Malta Press Club and the Board of Directors of Tumas Group announced
that they had reached an agreement for the setting up of Fondazzjoni
Tumas Fenech ghall-Edukazzjoni fil-Gurnalizmu. The Foundation
started functioning the following day, 2nd February 2000 - the
first anniversary of Mr Tumas Fenech's demise. The main guest
at today's ceremony was Mrs Guza Fenech, the Foundation's Patron.
During today's ceremony, Foundation's Administrator Ms Carmen
Sammut gave a resume' of the activities held. These included
the organisation of four courses covering basic journalism,
interviewing techniques, press photography, media and politics.
These were conducted by Maltese and foreign lecturers and experienced
journalists and spread over a three month period. As a direct
result of the photojournalism course, press photographers within
The Malta Press Club, in collaboration with its Council, are
preparing a memorandum on the present state of press photography
in Malta and how this can be improved.
Ms Sammut said that the editors and managements of the various
newsrooms have fully cooperated with the Foundation, which is
striving to bridge the gap between experienced journalists on
one hand and young graduates, beginners and contributing freelancers
who lacked the practical expertise.
Ms Sammut said that the Foundation sponsored and assisted The
Malta Press Club in the organisation of the second Maltese Journalists
Convention held at the New Dolmen Hotel, last November. The
convention provided an interesting forum which discussed the
state of journalism in Malta at the beginning of the new millennium.
The Convention highlighted the need for a more professional
approach and focused how this could be reached. "The Foundation
is pleased that the Convention generated a healthy and positive
debate which presented differing but valid viewpoints on varied
subjects such as ethics, court reporting, and the management
and development of newsrooms' resources. These will be tackled
in further detail in the coming months by both the Foundation
and the Council of The Malta Press Club," said Ms Sammut.
The Board of Studies, consisting of Professor Salvu Chircop,
Fr Joe Borg, Dr Natalino Fenech, chaired by MrCarmel Bonello,
is at present developing a course programme for the coming months.
The Foundation is seeking ways of collaboration with the University
of Malta in the field of journalism.
It is the Foundation's aim to cooperate with existing study
programmes and other organisations such as the Malta Broadcasting
Authority. One particular project has already been launched
in collaboration with Akkademja tal-Malti with the aim to improve
the proper use of Maltese language in journalism. "In a small
country where resources are limited, the Foundation believes
that there is a dire need for collaboration rather than fragmentation,"
said Ms Sammut.
The Foundation is also in the process of establishing links
with various leading foreign institutions which have similar
aims. These include the UK's National Council for the Training
of Journalists and the European Journalism Centre at Maastricht.
The Foundation's Administrator concluded by thanking the Board
of Trustees for their cooperation and guidance. This Board is
composed of President Emeritus, H.E. Dr Ugo Mifsud Bonnici is
its Chairman, Mr Lino Spiteri, Mr Anthony De Bono, Mr Ray Sladden,
Mr Ray Bugeja and Mr Joe A. Vella.
During today's ceremony, former editor and long standing freelancer,
Mr Frans Camillieri, delivered a paper on the need of a more
ethical approach. Referring to the Malta Constitution, he said
that the Maltese Press was given the freedom of expression not
only to inform or to serve as a debate forum, but also to scrutinise
all forces within the Maltese society. This includes scrutiny
over the way official government power is executed at all levels.
This highlights the fact that press freedom belongs to the people.
Mr Camilleri emphasised on the need that journalists preserve,
maintain and develop the people's credibility in journalism.
Unethical behaviour goes directly against this and decreases
the role of journalism in a democratic society. "If there is
not a public to be served, and if journalism does not serve
any function, then journalism becomes an insipid institution.
Dr Brain McNair from the Film and Media Department of Stirling
University in Scotland was the foreign guest at today's ceremony.
His paper was entitled "The Relationship between Journalists'
Professional Responsibility and the Effects of Journalism on
Society". Dr McNair talked about the importance of journalistic
professionalism in democratic societies, and the challenges
to that professionalism which comes from the spheres of politics,
economics and technology.
He discussed both the benefits and the potential threats to
professionalism presented by the Internet and the changing business
environment within which journalism operates. He will then argue
for the importance of journalistic education in order to strengthen
and protect professionalism in the twenty first century.
The highlight of today's ceremony was the presentation of participation
and merit certificates by President Mifsud Bonnici to those
who successfully concluded courses organised by the Foundation.
In a short address, he emphasised on the dual role of the journalist
as an educator and carrier of news. He elaborated on the necessary
professional qualities required for these roles.
Dr Mifsud Bonnici highlighted the fortunate fact that Maltese
journalists are not interested in intruding in the private lives
of individuals as their counterparts unfortunately do in other
countries with dire consequences to journalism. He emphasised
however on the need of a "higher dose of journalistic curiosity"
where services to the public are concerned.
"Our Fondazzjoni is committed towards the development of a professional
body of knowledge about journalism in Malta," said Mr Carmel
Bonello. "We are in the process of publishing a collection of
papers delivered during the first two editions of the Convention
of Maltese Journalists. Furthermore, Dr McNair will tomorrow
evening (Friday 2nd Feb) be interviewed by Fr Joe Borg about
politics, journalism and democracy at St James Cavalier. The
general public is welcome to attend and also ask questions to
Dr McNair."
Is-sur Tumas, as he was popularly known, was not only an enterprising
man with great foresight, but above all, he was a kind hearted
man and many members of the local press corps have vivid memories
of his benevolence and kind-hearted generosity. He deserves
to be remembered for many years to come for his entrepreneurial
initiatives which, day-after-day, continue to contribute in
a significant manner to the economic well-being of this country
and its people. In this scenario, The Malta Press Club had put
forward to Tumas Group the idea of setting up a Foundation in
his honour which would serve as his living monument.
"This idea found the immediate and full support of the Board
of Directors of Tumas Group. In this context, on behalf of our
Council and members I would like to take this occasion to thank
Mrs Guza Fenech and all her family for their prompt support
during our initial year," said Mr Joe A. Vella, the Honorary
Secretary of The Malta Press Club and Trustee Board Member.
Mr George Fenech, the Chairman of the Tumas Group, said: "We
are very proud to have extended our patronage to this Foundation.
We have always admired The Malta Press Club.
"Following the experience of the first 12 months, we are pleased
with the results which our Fondazzjoni has achieved. Although
still in its initial stages, through the unrelenting commitment
of the Board of Trustees, the Board of Studies, and the Administrator,
we are laying the foundations for brighter prospects for Maltese
journalists.
We understand that journalism today plays a very important part
in keeping society informed of the latest developments. Notwithstanding
that we are a small country, our Fondazzjoni is proud in to
be directly involved in various efforts and the promoter of
significant initiatives to improve news media quality in Malta,"
concluded Mr Fenech.
"Il-Gurnalizmu
Malti fis-sena 2000"
Carmel Bonello
