**Żepp – October 26, 2025: A Celebration of Community and Culture** As the sun sets over the Maltese archipelago on October 26, 2025, the island comes alive with a unique celebration that is deeply rooted in local tradition and community spirit. Żepp, a festival that has been part of Malta’s cultural fabric for generations, is…
**Letters to the Editor: A Window into Malta’s Soul – October 26, 2025** In the heart of Malta’s bustling media landscape, the letters to the editor section remains a steadfast platform for community engagement and discourse. This October 26, the diverse voices of Maltese citizens once again filled the pages, offering a glimpse into the…
**Regional Perspective to Our Budget: A Deeper Look at Malta’s Financial Blueprint** Malta, with its rich tapestry of history and culture, stands as a beacon of resilience and innovation in the Mediterranean. As we delve into the intricacies of the national budget, it’s essential to understand how this financial blueprint not only impacts the economy…
**Europe’s First Solar Flower Project: A Ray of Hope for Malta** In the heart of Europe, a small but mighty island is making waves with its innovative approach to renewable energy. Malta, known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture, is now at the forefront of a groundbreaking project that promises to revolutionize…
### Nvidia, Shovel Maker for the AI Gold Rush: Malta’s Perspective In the contemporary digital landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as the new gold rush, and Nvidia, the multinational technology company, is the modern-day shovel maker. As the world digs deeper into the potential of AI, Nvidia’s role in providing the tools and infrastructure…
In the heart of St. Julian’s, where the azure waters of the Mediterranean lap against the bustling shore, a growing concern is casting a shadow over the local community. Fishermen, who have long been the custodians of Malta’s rich maritime heritage, find themselves increasingly squeezed out by the proliferation of tables and chairs on the…
**Budget 2026: Gozitans Studying in Malta to Receive €280 Monthly Grant** The 2026 budget announcement has brought a wave of excitement and relief to Gozitan students who attend university or further education institutions in Malta. The government has declared a €280 monthly grant for these students, a move that underscores the administration’s commitment to education…
**NGOs’ Reaction to Planning Bills Highlights Eroding Trust in Governance** In a recent statement that has sent ripples through Malta’s political and community landscape, the President of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) in Malta, Dr. John Said, has expressed deep concern over the NGOs’ reaction to the proposed planning bills. According to Dr. Said, the…
Hot Malta Exclusive: Two Cameroonian Opposition Figures Held After Contested Vote In a situation that has drawn international attention, two prominent Cameroonian opposition leaders have been held by authorities following a highly contested election. This development is not just a political issue in Cameroon; it has significant implications for the Cameroonian community in Malta and…
**Racist Graffiti Returns to Victoria Playground: A Step Backward for Community Harmony** In a disheartening turn of events, the Victoria playground in Gozo has once again become the target of racist graffiti, a year after the previous incidents were meticulously removed in a community effort. This act of intolerance has left residents and community leaders…
**Young Activist Bags Prestigious Premju Soċjetà Ġusta for Trailblazing Work in Disability Sector** In a heartening celebration of social justice and community impact, a young Maltese activist has been awarded the esteemed Premju Soċjetà Ġusta. This prestigious accolade, which honours individuals making a significant difference in society, has found its latest recipient in the form…
**Prime Minister to Sue NET Over ‘False’ Planning Reform Report: A Local Perspective** Malta’s political landscape has once again been thrust into the spotlight as Prime Minister Robert Abela announced his intention to sue the Network of Engineering and Technical Experts (NET) over a report they published on planning reforms. The report, which allegedly contains…
