### Revised 40-Storey Paceville Tower ‘Will Overshadow Swieqi Homes’ In a bold move that has stirred the waters of urban development in Malta, the proposed 40-storey tower in Paceville has been revised to accommodate the growing demand for residential and commercial space. However, this ambitious project has raised significant concerns among residents of the nearby…
**PN and NET Retract ‘Byron Camilleri Blames Magistrate’ Claim in Swieqi Raid** In a surprising turn of events, the Nationalist Party (PN) and the Nationalist Electoral Trust (NET) have retracted their previous statement regarding Byron Camilleri’s involvement in the controversial Swieqi raid. The claim, which had initially suggested that Camilleri was blaming a magistrate for…
**Motorbike Rider Grievously Hurt in Swieqi Collision: Community in Shock** In the quiet, picturesque town of Swieqi, a motorbike accident has sent shockwaves through the community. The incident, which occurred on a typical sunny afternoon, has left one rider grievously hurt and the local community grappling with the suddenness and severity of the event. The…
The Nationalist Party (PN) has recently accused a government minister of deflecting blame onto a magistrate following a botched police raid in Swieqi. The incident has sparked a heated debate, highlighting the complexities of authority and accountability within Malta’s law enforcement and judicial systems. This controversy is not just a political skirmish but a reflection…
**Watch: Swieqi Raid Address Was Correct, Police Commissioner Says** In a recent press conference that has captured the attention of the entire island, Malta’s Police Commissioner confirmed that the address targeted in the high-profile Swieqi raid was indeed correct. This statement comes amidst a wave of speculation and misinformation swirling around the community, making the…
**Armed Police Storm Swieqi Apartment in Botched Raid, Terrifying Residents** In the quiet, picturesque town of Swieqi, known for its serene environment and tight-knit community, an unexpected and chaotic event unfolded, leaving residents in a state of shock and anxiety. Armed police officers stormed a residential apartment in what was described as a “botched raid,”…
### Armed Police Storm Wrong Swieqi Apartment in Botched Raid, Terrifying Residents In a dramatic and deeply unsettling incident, armed police officers stormed the wrong apartment in Swieqi, leaving residents shaken and questioning the reliability of law enforcement operations. The botched raid occurred in the early hours of the morning, when a heavily armed police…
**Motorcyclist Hurt in Swieqi Collision: Community Rallies Around** In a stark reminder of the ever-present risks on Malta’s bustling roads, a motorcyclist was injured in a collision in Swieqi yesterday. The incident, which occurred at the height of rush hour, has left the community shaken and has sparked discussions about road safety and the cultural…
In a poignant display of solidarity and a call for lasting peace, the Palestinian flag was raised in Swieqi, a quiet yet vibrant town in Malta. This symbolic gesture was spearheaded by the Mayor of Swieqi, Joseph Abela, who has long been an advocate for peaceful resolutions and international harmony. The event marked a significant…
Valletta’s narrow baroque streets echoed to a different beat last Saturday morning. Instead of the usual shuffle of cruise-shate maps and selfie sticks, children from the St Dominic community centre handed out free lemon-infused water to passers-by while pensioners in straw hats guided “micro-tours” of hidden courtyards normally bolted behind brass knockers. The pop-up initiative,…
# Serial Break-In Suspect Nabbed After Two-Month Crime Spree Targeting Sleepy Sliema, Swieqi Homes A 30-year-old man from Żejtun has been charged with a staggering ten counts of aggravated theft and attempted burglary after police linked him to a spree of night-time break-ins that shattered the illusion of safety in Malta’s up-market coastal suburbs. The…
Swieqi residents have finally caught the ear of the nation’s highest watchdog. Ombudsman Joseph A. Bartolo announced today that his office will open a formal investigation into complaints that overtourism is “eroding the very fabric” of this once-quiet micro-municipality perched above St Julian’s. The move comes after a petition signed by 412 households—roughly one in…
