### Santa Marija ta’ Doni: Restoring a Hidden Jewel in Rabat’s Heart Nestled in the heart of Rabat, Malta, lies the charming and often-overlooked church of Santa Marija ta’ Doni. This hidden gem, with its rich history and stunning architecture, has recently become the focal point of a community-driven restoration project aimed at reviving not…
### The Real Angelo Gafà: A Testament to Malta’s Cultural Tapestry In the heart of Malta’s vibrant community lies the story of Angelo Gafà—a name that resonates deeply with both locals and those familiar with the island’s rich heritage. Gafà, an artist and cultural promoter, is not just a figure in the local art scene;…
### Letters to the Editor – January 4, 2026: Community Voices Resonate in Malta As the new year begins, the letters to the editor section of local newspapers serves as a vibrant reflection of the community’s pulse. On January 4, 2026, the opinions expressed in these letters highlight the concerns, aspirations, and cultural nuances unique…
### The Ruin of Gozo: A Cultural and Community Crisis Gozo, the sister island of Malta, is often celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. However, the island is currently grappling with a pressing issue that threatens its very essence: the ruin of its architectural heritage. From crumbling farmhouses to abandoned chapels,…
### MIDI Seeks €15 Million for Fort Tigné and Fort Manoel: A Cultural and Economic Gamble for Malta In a recent development that has stirred discussions across Malta, MIDI plc, the private company responsible for the redevelopment of Tigné Point, has put forth a request for €15 million in public funding to restore and maintain…
**It Will Be 2025 All Over Again: A Reflection from Malta** As we stand on the cusp of a new year, there is a palpable sense of curiosity and anticipation surrounding the notion that “it will be 2025 all over again.” This phrase has been recently echoed in various discussions, especially as Malta prepares to…
### Il-Beżżul Bieżel – January 4, 2026: A Day of Reflection and Community Spirit in Malta As the sun rises on January 4, 2026, Malta prepares to celebrate one of its most cherished traditions: Il-Beżżul Bieżel. This annual event, which translates to “The Blessed Basil,” is not merely a feast for the senses but a…
**Man, 71, Dies in Wall Collapse in Qormi: A Community in Mourning** In a tragic incident that has sent shockwaves through the small town of Qormi, a 71-year-old man lost his life when a wall collapsed on him earlier this week. The event has not only highlighted the potential hazards of aging infrastructure but has…
**Fra Mudest Made Him, But Charles Casha Never Planned to Write for Children** In the heart of Malta’s vibrant literary scene lies the intriguing story of Charles Casha, a name that resonates with both the young and old, yet one that was never intended to be a children’s author. Casha’s journey into the world of…
**Housing Ministry Probes Vittoriosa Collapse as It Denies PN Claims** In a tragic incident that has captured the attention of both local residents and national authorities, a building collapse in Vittoriosa has prompted an investigation by the Housing Ministry. This comes amid claims from the Nationalist Party (PN) that the government’s negligence has contributed to…
**Għajnsielem Church Commemorates Three Major Events of 2025: A Testament to Community Resilience** In the heart of Għajnsielem, a small yet vibrant village on the island of Gozo, the local church has become a focal point for commemorating pivotal events that shaped the community in 2025. This year was marked by significant milestones that not…
**PN Accuses Roderick Galdes of Inaction After Vittoriosa Building Collapse** In a startling turn of events, the Nationalist Party (PN) has publicly accused Roderick Galdes, the Minister for National Heritage, the Arts and Local Government, of inaction following the recent collapse of a historic building in Vittoriosa, known locally as Birgu. The incident, which sent…
