Latest green wall revival withers within months as legal action remains a mystery
The controversial green wall along the Marsa–Ħamrun bypass has turned brown again,... View more
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Corinthia continues asset sell-off as debt-laden group disposes of €15 million Marsa site
The Corinthia Group – one of Malta’s largest hospitality conglomerates – has... View more
Bomb suppliers in Daphne murder case had offered imprisoned killer €1,500 a month ‘to say nothing’
Convicted killer Vince Muscat told the court earlier this morning that the... View more
Vince Muscat confirms that Daphne’s killers knew about police raid ‘two, three weeks’ beforehand
Convicted hitman Vince Muscat told jurors on Monday that the men who... View more
Malta elections 2026: candidates, districts, and the battle for voters
Whether your objective is to assess the incumbents’ track record, get an... View more
Wasteserv blames public for latest Magħtab blaze as mismanagement continues
In a surreal statement following the latest blaze at its “engineered” landfill... View more
Paying for Labour’s human rights breaches
In 1967, a PN government requisitioned a property at 362 St Joseph... View more
Tents up as Owen Bonnici misses 13th carnival village deadline
Thirteen years after the government first promised a dedicated Carnival Village in... View more
Marsa ‘inferno’ scrapyard remains in place despite 2021 Court eviction order – ERA still issued permit
A hazardous scrapyard in Marsa at the centre of one of Malta’s... View more
Investors withdraw from MMH rescue talks as €15 million bond risk deepens
A third attempt to avert a potential default on €15 million in... View more
Marsa racetrack concessionaires defend progress despite missed investment deadlines
The private consortium entrusted with redeveloping Malta’s ageing Marsa horse racetrack has... View more
Lower bid wins Marsa lease despite rules favouring highest offer – both bids tied to same owner
A prime 600 square metre public property at the Marsa Sports Complex... View more
Owen Bonnici rehashes Carnival Village project that had to open in 2017
Culture Minister Owen Bonnici, one of the longest-surviving ministers in Labour’s government,... View more
Trouble brewing at Marsa racetrack as promised investment remains elusive
Horse owners and horseracing enthusiasts are enraged over the dilapidated state of... View more
Botched raid exposes flaws in Malta’s immigration system
Immigration officers broke into an elderly woman’s home based on incorrect information... View more
MEIA calls for transparency on the proposed Cultural Hub
The Malta Entertainment Industry and Arts Association (MEIA) is asking for greater... View more
2013 Carnival Village Promise: Minister confirms funding still not secured
Culture Minister Owen Bonnici, who in 2013 promised carnival enthusiasts a state-of-the-art... View more
EU funds for decade-old carnival village project lost, Minister Bonnici slammed by enthusiasts
Culture Minister Owen Bonnici has been slammed on social media by carnival... View more
Latest green wall revival withers within months as legal action remains a mystery
The controversial green wall along the Marsa–Ħamrun bypass has turned brown again,... View more
Corinthia continues asset sell-off as debt-laden group disposes of €15 million Marsa site
The Corinthia Group – one of Malta’s largest hospitality conglomerates – has... View more
Bomb suppliers in Daphne murder case had offered imprisoned killer €1,500 a month ‘to say nothing’
Convicted killer Vince Muscat told the court earlier this morning that the... View more
Vince Muscat confirms that Daphne’s killers knew about police raid ‘two, three weeks’ beforehand
Convicted hitman Vince Muscat told jurors on Monday that the men who... View more
Malta elections 2026: candidates, districts, and the battle for voters
Whether your objective is to assess the incumbents’ track record, get an... View more
Wasteserv blames public for latest Magħtab blaze as mismanagement continues
In a surreal statement following the latest blaze at its “engineered” landfill... View more
Paying for Labour’s human rights breaches
In 1967, a PN government requisitioned a property at 362 St Joseph... View more
Tents up as Owen Bonnici misses 13th carnival village deadline
Thirteen years after the government first promised a dedicated Carnival Village in... View more
Marsa ‘inferno’ scrapyard remains in place despite 2021 Court eviction order – ERA still issued permit
A hazardous scrapyard in Marsa at the centre of one of Malta’s... View more
Investors withdraw from MMH rescue talks as €15 million bond risk deepens
A third attempt to avert a potential default on €15 million in... View more