Author: Mark Camilleri
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The new Chief of Staff for Malta’s national security was a customer care officer
If China wants to take over Malta with subterfuge and psy-ops, the gate is wide-open and this is their golden moment. The new Home Affairs Minister, who thinks that Malta only has 500 people who consumer cocaine, has appointed Lesley Ann Gatt as his Chief of Staff. She is travelling with him abroad and is…
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The latest animal exploitation in Malta: walking Alpacas in the Summer heat
Ever since that fraud Alicia Bugeja Said legalised the trading and keeping of wild animals in Malta, animal exploitation in Malta has increasingly spiralled out of control, with lions being abandoned in run-down farmhouses, dolphins being kept in small pools for circus shows, and now even alpacas being used for entertainment. A new entity is…
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The Housing Authority delayed their employee’s application in order to change the rules
Following the response issued by the Housing Authority, it is even clearer that an official or officials within the Authority were involved in ensuring that one of its employees could purchase a public property she is currently renting. According to the Housing Authority, Chantelle Cassar’s application to purchase the property does not fulfil the legal…
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Don’t believe Joseph Muscat: his empire of dirt is collapsing
Labour’s fourth consecutive victory in the general election may, at face value, give the impression that the party is overwhelming and invincible, but nothing could be further from the truth. Joseph Muscat’s empire of dirt is collapsing, and the only thing standing between a normal Malta and Joseph Muscat’s Labour Party is a decent and…
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Housing Authority confirms it is renting out public properties to its employees: one employee applied to purchase a government property
The Housing Authority has replied to our Freedom of Information request and confirmed that one of its employees has applied to purchase a government property. The application was submitted to its board in 2024 and is still pending. The Housing Authority claimed that it cannot disclose the name of the employee in question due to…
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Premier Robert Abela is disconnected from reality – Opposition Leader Alex Borg
Opposition Leader Alex Borg has finally come out of his long break to do some opposition to the government, and this time he is right on point. The Nationalist Party leader has accused Prime Minister Robert Abela of being disconnected from reality after he told Times of Malta journalist Mark Laurence Å»ammit that the Maltese people…
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The EU’s condemnation of the RSF is a step in the right direction: but failure to mention the UAE is conspicuous
At the end of last week, the European Parliament approved a resolution condemning the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan and called for a halt to weapons shipments to the genocidal organisation currently besieging El Obeid. The resolution also proposes designating the RSF as a terrorist organisation. This is a step in the right direction, and…
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Corrupt widow of Palestinian leader who syphoned money to Malta was at the Bogan High Society Party
Unsurprisingly—and entirely in keeping with the sleaze-fest organised by disgraced former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat and his wife, Michelle—Suha Arafat was also present at the party. Suha Arafat embezzled tens of millions of US dollars which were transferred to Malta and subsequently invested in several properties through her Maltese company. The sums involved may have…
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Oceans apart and how people change
Having watched the remarkably ingratiating interview conducted by Times of Malta journalist Mark Laurence Å»ammit, I was reminded how people can change when career prospects come into play, just as politicians change once they acquire power and grow comfortable with the authority it brings. The Prime Minister clearly enjoys giving interviews when he knows he…
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Bogan High Society meets at Gillieru in Saint Paul’s Bay for Marigold Foundation event
It is remarkable how neatly Joseph Muscat and his circle fit the stereotype of wealthy, low-life bogan criminal operators: flashy, shameless and seemingly convinced that money places them above consequence. He barely appears interested in concealing the image of corruption surrounding him; even the dress code seems perfectly tailored to the part. He is seen…
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Shoreline creditors and investors looking for exits but the door is getting narrower
We have obtained an internal letter signed by Koray Global Malta, the Turkish contractor currently involved in arbitration proceedings against Shoreline Mall over an unpaid bill amounting up to €56 million. You can find the letter here. The letter accuses Shoreline shareholders, primarily Kevin Deguara, Jean Carl Sammut and Ryan Otto, of using project revenues…
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Malta International Airport reports more than 1 million passengers in June for the first time
Malta International Airport (MIA) handled more than one million passengers in a single June for the first time, continuing the airport’s record-breaking growth in passenger traffic. According to figures published by the MIA, passenger movements reached 1,079,703 in June 2026, representing an increase of 16.9% over the 923,374 passengers recorded during the same month last…
