Author: Hot Malta

New Faces on the Bench: Malta Welcomes Two Judges On a sunny morning in Valletta, the air buzzed with anticipation as two new judges took their oaths at the Grand Master’s Palace. The ceremony, marked by tradition and a sense of duty, welcomed Dr. Josephine Chetcuti and Dr. Silvio Camilleri to the Maltese judiciary. Their…

On a quiet evening in Sliema, the calm was shattered when police pulled over a car along Triq Tigne, uncovering a stash of suspected heroin and a substantial amount of cash. The incident, which took place last Friday, has raised concerns among residents about the ongoing issue of drug trafficking on the island. Two individuals,…

Restoration of Bighi Hospital’s Historic Smoking Shed As you stroll along the picturesque waterfront of Bighi in Kalkara, it’s impossible to miss the elegant silhouette of the former naval hospital, now a historic landmark. Among its many intriguing features, one structure stands out: the smoking shed, constructed in 1898. This quaint building is about to…

Changing Dynamics in Malta’s Job Market Picture this: A bustling café on Republic Street, Valletta, where job seekers and employers once engaged in a traditional dance of interviews and applications. Now, the roles have flipped. Candidates are asking the tough questions. What’s changed? The local job market is experiencing a significant shift, with candidates taking…

As the sun begins to rise earlier, the clocks will spring forward by one hour this Sunday, marking the end of Standard Time and the start of Daylight Saving Time in Malta. For many of us, this means longer evenings filled with the warm glow of sunset, perfect for enjoying a stroll along the Sliema…

A Glimpse into History: The Bighi Hospital Smoking Shed As you stroll along the picturesque coast of Kalkara, it’s hard to ignore the majestic presence of Bighi Hospital, a treasure trove of history overlooking the sparkling waters of the Grand Harbour. Once a bustling site for tuberculosis patients, this 19th-century hospital complex is now gearing…

On a bustling Monday morning in Valletta, candidates for the upcoming local elections are gathered in a sunlit square, not just to share their platforms but to engage in a lively dialogue with voters. The chatter is palpable as individuals approach candidates with pointed questions about their proposals. It’s a scene that illustrates a shift…

The Start of Daylight Saving Time in Malta As the sun rises earlier and the days stretch longer, the clocks in Malta will spring forward this Sunday at 2 AM. This annual ritual, marking the beginning of daylight saving time, comes with its own set of adjustments for both residents and visitors. But what does…