Tag: Money
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Where did all the money go? ; 11 Million Euro deficit in UOM funds
The reported €11 million deficit at the University of Malta has prompted pressing questions about financial management, oversight, and long-term sustainability at the country’s foremost higher education institution. As a publicly funded university, UOM carries a responsibility not only to deliver academic excellence but also to ensure rigorous stewardship of taxpayer money. A deficit of…
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There’s nothing wrong with making lots of money if you do it without stealing or destroying the country
Perceptions about money, profit and capitalism, have been warped, abused and distorted to a great extent after decades of rampant rent-seeking, Jungle Rules and impunity. There’s nothing wrong in making lots of money and big profits, only that in Malta we have been accustomed with the idea that riches and big profits come from the…
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Running around with Yorgen Fenech’s €500 notes
In the recent data dump by an anonymous source on Twitter of some of Yorgen Fenech’s chats, one particular chat was related to Adrian Delia but the subject was not mentioned by name. This was the message about a particular person who was running around with Yorgen Fenech’s €500 notes. That person referenced in the…
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Running around with Yorgen Fenech’s €500 notes
In the recent data dump by an anonymous source on Twitter of some of Yorgen Fenech’s chats, one particular chat was related to Adrian Delia but the subject was not mentioned by name. This was the message about a particular person who was running around with Yorgen Fenech’s €500 notes. That person referenced in the…
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Poor Dad and Poor Dad
Did you purchase the book of this grifter? It was a best-seller at Agenda Bookshop for a long time and I think it still is because people like being told by an old man how to get rich quickly. Only, that the old man is, actually, poor, has a lot of debt, and has negative…
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Project Greek Dubai
Reports in the press that poverty in Malta has been increasing are becoming ever more alarming. The government intends to substantially increase the COLA in this year’s budget and issue additional payments to pensioners which are undoubtedly welcome but the government has no plans to address the structural problems in our economy which are driving…
