Exciting Announcements for Malta on March 11, 2026
Discover key announcements in Malta on March 11, including sustainability initiatives, cultural events, and community activities.
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Voices from Malta: Letters to the Editor – March 2026
Explore local concerns and suggestions in Malta through various letters to the editor, highlighting public transport, environment, and education.
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Sliema Hotel Development Continues Despite Stop Work Notice
Excavation at Sliema hotel defies stop work notice, sparking local protests and concerns over community impact.
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Boater Fined for Disrupting Turtle Nesting in Ramla Bay
A local boater was fined for firing flares during turtle nesting season in Ramla Bay, raising concerns for wildlife conservation.
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The Mystery of 16 Cars and a Missing License
A suspected loan shark’s mother owns 16 cars without a license, raising concerns about financial ethics in Malta.
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Residents Rally Against Żurrieq Apartment Block Proposal
Anger erupts as residents oppose an apartment block on Żurrieq farmland. Discover their fight to preserve local agricultural heritage.
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Judge Scerri Herrera vs. Facebook Insult Case: What’s Next?
Judge Scerri Herrera testifies against a woman for insulting posts on Facebook, raising questions about online speech and accountability.
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Community Rejects Maqluba Interpretation Centre Proposal
Local opposition leads to the rejection of an interpretation centre near Maqluba sinkhole, highlighting community concerns for conservation.
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Court Quashes Contempt Fine Against Correctional Director
The court ruling quashes a contempt fine against Malta’s correctional services director, sparking discussions on prison reform and accountability.
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Harassment Reports Preceding Attack on Baħar iċ-Ċagħaq Kids
Reports of harassment in Baħar iċ-Ċagħaq raised alarms weeks before an attack on children, igniting community discussions on safety.
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Community Pushback Against Padel Courts on Manoel Island
Residents rally to stop padel court construction on Manoel Island, fearing loss of heritage and environmental damage.
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Court Ruling Ends 13-Year Asset Freeze Controversy
Court finds 13-year asset freeze violated rights, sparking debate in Malta.
