Building Malta’s Tomorrow: A Community Call to Action
Explore how Malta’s youth and communities are shaping the future through innovation and sustainability.
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Community Voices: Letters to the Editor – March 2026
Explore local perspectives shared in March 2026 letters to the editor, covering heritage, environment, education, and business in Malta.
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Bank Manager Accused of Stealing from Elderly Client
A shocking case where a bank manager allegedly stole €76,000 from an 87-year-old client in Sliema raises concerns about elder abuse.
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Voices of Valletta: Letters to the Editor March 2026
Explore community concerns and voices in Valletta’s letters to the editor from March 2026, covering environment, transport, education, and health.
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Voices of Malta: Letters to the Editor – March 2026
Explore local concerns and insights from Malta’s community in this month’s letters to the editor.
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Sliema Man Acquitted in Butcher Shop Incident
A Sliema man was acquitted of injuring an employee at a butcher shop, sparking community discussions on workplace safety.
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Malta’s Waste Woes: Fines in Three Towns Take the Lead
Explore how Birkirkara, Sliema, and St. Julian’s lead Malta in waste separation fines and what communities can do to change this.
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Residential Property Sales Up 6.1% in February: What to Know
Discover the latest rise in Malta’s residential property market with a 6.1% increase in sales this February.
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Malta’s Property Market Sees 6.1% Sales Increase
Residential property sales in Malta rose 6.1% last month, with values up 16.8%. What does this mean for buyers and investors?
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Controversy Surrounds Hotel Excavation in Sliema
Excavation at Sliema hotel site continues despite stop works notice, raising concerns among locals about noise, environment, and community impact.
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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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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.
