Jista’ jghallimna, kif inhallsu bil-gholi

Fil-vena negattiva li ghandu l-PN bhalissa qed jikkritikaw kollox. Il-portavuci tal-PN David Thake mar fuq Twitter biex jistaqsi jekk kellnix bzonn l-ghajnuna tal-Emirati Gharab Maghquda biex il-gvern Malti jikseb gharfien ta’ kif jibda joffri servizzi tal-gvern permezz tal-mobile. Tiskanta li jsibu x’jikkritikaw fuq kollox.

Wara li wera d-dubji jekk kellnix bzonn gharfien minn ghand grupp ta’ stati li huma l-aqwa f’dan ir-rigward, staqsejt lil David Thake jekk jafx kollox u fir-risposta tieghu qalli li jista’ jghallimna hafna affarijiet.

Inkunu interessati jghallimna kif niffrankaw skoss flus fuq ix-xiri tas-servizz tal-WiFi. Tkun idea tajba, ghaliex wara li dan il-gvern temm il-kuntratt li l-kumpanija tieghu kienet qed toffri lill-istudenti tal-ITS, il-gvern beda jiffranka spiza ta’ €15,576 fis-sena skont dan l-artiklu li deher f’The Times of Malta fl-24 ta’ Novembru 2015.

Tuesday, November 24, 2015, 14:11

ITS saving after changing Internet provider

The Institute for Tourism Studies is saving €14,076 annually on the provision of internet to students after changing the provider, Tourism Minister Edward Zammit Lewis told Anthony Agius Decelis in reply to a parliamentary question.

He said the ITS has two internet providers. One of them is Mita, which provides a service used mostly by the staff.

The second is a wifi service for students, provided by a private company. The former government, by direct order, had awarded a contract to Vanilla Telecoms for €1,298 per month, or €15,576 annually.

The present government felt this sum was exaggerated. The contract was terminated in January this year and the service is now being provided at a charge to the ITS of €125 monthly, or €1,500 annually, a saving of €14,076 annually.