Tag: AIMs
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Updated: Betting bombshell rocks Maltese Water Polo
Updated with ASA statement. Malta’s water polo community is reeling after what sources describe as the “biggest scandal in Malta’s sporting history”, following revelations of betting activity involving players and individuals connected to the national team and domestic clubs. A report drawn up by the Malta Gaming Authority was handed to the Authority for Integrity…
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Andy Grech says he was never contacted by the victim: here is the Court document of the victim accusing him of fraud
Andy Grech sent a very damning letter via his lawyer to my email yesterday demanding us to remove the article about him and threatening legal action. His great sense of delusion belies him because he stated that he was never charged by the Police. Indeed, we never said that he was charged by the police,…
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Head of Education and Policy at AIMS involved in defrauding old man with his wife
Last week, Times of Malta, reported that a nurse is being charged of defrauding an old man staying at an old people’s home of up to €150,000. The nurse is Nicole Dalli Grech and she is 27 years old. She supposedly was responsible for the care of the victim but eventually ended up defrauding him…
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Kevin Azzopardi appointed CEO of the Authority for Integrity in Maltese Sport
The Authority for Integrity in Maltese Sport (AIMS) has announced the appointment of Kevin Azzopardi as its new Chief Executive Officer, following a public call for applications. Mr Azzopardi brings with him over three decades of experience in Maltese sport, having served in a range of leadership roles across education, administration, and sports governance. A…
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Jean Claude Micallef resigns as AIMS CEO
Jean Claude Micallef has resigned as AIMS CEO, The Maltese Herald can reveal. In a strongly worded letter, Micallef decried the smear campaign against him. He also singled out elements in the Ministry of Education who were out to get him. Micallef also released a press statement regarding the engagement of Jermaine Brincat where he…
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AIMS Director Ryan Borg says CEO should have been chosen by open call: listen to the recording
Ryan Borg, a director at the Authority for the Integrity of Maltese Sports (AIMS), was recorded stating that the authority’s CEO should have been selected through an open and competitive process. AIMS is a public entity and Jean Claude Micallef was appointed as its CEO on the wishes of the Prime Minister himself. Jean Claude Micallef…
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Repubblika condemns threats against whistleblowers made by AIMS CEO
In a press statement, Rule of Law NGO Repubblika condemned the recent threats made by Jean-Claude Micallef, CEO of the Authority for Integrity in Malta Sports (AIMS), against individuals (whistleblowers) who exposed a controversial employment contract. Such actions undermine the crucial role of whistleblowers in ensuring transparency and accountability within public institutions. The Maltese Herald…
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Jean Claude Micallef appointed AIMS CEO
As already announced by The Maltese Herald some days ago, former Labour MP Jean Claude Micallef has been appointed as the new CEO of the Authority for Integrity for Maltese Sport (AIMS). Micallef has been appointed after the acrimonious departure of the authority’s previous CEO Luciano Busuttil. The former Labour MP and Sport Malta chairman…
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Tug of war at AIMS between Robert Abela and Clifton Grima
There seems to be open confrontation between Prime Minister Robert Abela and Education Minister Clifton Grima over the CEO of the Authority for Integrity for Maltese Sport (AIMS). This clash has come out into the open due to the departure of AIMS CEO Luciano Busuttil who seems to have left after disagreements with the AIMS…
