Labour Dismantles Stadium Wall Without Permit
Labour Party faces backlash after demolishing National Stadium wall without permit, raising questions and eyebrows in Marsa and beyond
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Rape Suspect’s Dramatic Escape in Valletta
A man suspected of rape attempted to escape in broad daylight in Valletta, leading to a tense chase through the city’s historic streets. Locals react with
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Malta’s ‘Build Now, Ask Later’ Culture: Time for Change?
Momentum calls for an end to Malta’s ‘build now, ask later’ approach, highlighting environmental concerns and the need for sustainable development.
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Franco Fenech Dies: Tumas Group’s Future Uncertain
Franco Fenech, heir to Malta’s Tumas Group, dies suddenly, leaving the future of the island’s business dynasty uncertain. What happens next for the group a
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Malta Woman’s Rape Charge Retraction: A Tale of Fear and Intimidation
A Malta woman drops rape charges against her ex-partner after alleged threats, sparking debate on victim intimidation and legal system’s response
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Minister Warns: No Room for Shortcuts in Malta’s Construction Boom
Malta’s Construction Minister issues stark warning on safety as industry booms, with near-misses and accidents raising concerns about enforcement of regula
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Malta Invites NGOs to Monitor Rule of Law
Malta’s government extends olive branch to NGOs, inviting them to join forces in monitoring the rule of law, a move aimed at strengthening democratic insti
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Feast of St Anthony of Padua in Għajnsielem
Għajnsielem’s Red and White Spectacle: The Feast of St Anthony of Padua Every June, the quiet village of Għajnsielem in Gozo transforms into a vibrant sea of red and white. The reason? The annual Feast of St Anthony of Padua, a celebration that’s as much about faith as it is about community, tradition, and a…
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Abela’s Last-Minute Plea: ‘Collect Your Vote, Convince Until the Last Second’
Prime Minister Robert Abela urges supporters to ‘collect your vote, keep convincing people until the last second’ as Malta heads into the final stretch of
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Malta’s Future in Your Hands: Roberta Metsola Rallies Voters
Roberta Metsola, Malta’s European Parliament Vice-President, rallies voters in Rabat, linking local issues to Europe and emphasizing the power of each vote
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Festa Tfal: Malta’s Vibrant Celebration of Childhood & Faith
Experience the joy and unity of Festa Tfal, Malta’s annual children’s festival honouring St Anthony of Padua. Dive into the rich traditions, games, and foo
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Transport Malta Tightens Licence Rules After Sliema Crash
In the wake of a Sliema Y-plate crash, Transport Malta introduces stricter licence rules, including a 50-hour driving experience requirement for learner dr
