Tag: Heritage Malta
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Phoenician-Maltese Cippi reunited at Malta’s National Museum of Archeology
The Phoenician-Maltese cippus owned by France’s Louvre Museum has been returned to Malta for a short loan to Heritage Malta. It will be exhibited alongside the other Phoenician-Maltese cippus at the National Museum of Archeology until the 31st March of 2025. The cippi have identical transcriptions and were found at the Phoenician temple of Tas-SilÄ¡…
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Check: state of the Labour government
We are bereft of artistic satire because the Labour government writes its own parody. It’s hard to compete with that. Mark CamilleriWebsite Editor Historian and Publisher
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Deceased Prosecutor Karl Muscat was to arraign and charge Anton Refalo in Court for stealing a historic marker
Heritage Malta Chairman Mario Cutajar has revealed that Agriculture Minister Anton Refalo has returned the historic British stone marker he had stolen. Lately, two individuals have also been charged for stealing historic items stored at Heritage Malta Museums. Anton Refalo stole the British stone marker from a public road in Gozo. The government can have…
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Rekt but not yet in the dock: Ian Abdilla as a Heritage Malta tour guide
This is the previous corrupt Police Assistant Commissioner Ian Abdilla who had covered up and protected Joseph Muscat, Keith Schembri, Yorgen Fenech, and Konrad Mizzi over their corruption with regard to the Electrogas project and the money laundering through Yorgen Fenech’s company 17 Black. He was fired from the police force and given a…
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Government executives are as much responsible as politicians
This is Noel Å»ammit, the CEO of Heritage Malta. He’s a superstar who has worked with multinational companies and he is so wonderful and famous that Heritage Malta paid €700 to a media company for publishing a biography of his. Noel Å»ammit is praising the government’s crass decision to place a monument of Karmenu Mifsud…
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A fitting monument for Labour’s authoritarianism
The government will be placing a monument of former Prime Minister Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici in Castille Square next to the monument of ?or? Borg Olivier. Apart from being a direct and crass insult to the nation, this monument is a well-intended celebration of Labour’s contemporary authoritarianism. Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici was Prime Minister just for up…
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Everyone needs to eat
First as tragedy then as farce. In a country with a rule of law, Ian Abdilla, the former police money laundering investigator would have been investigated and prosecuted for covering-up corruption and dereliction of public duty. Instead, Abdilla got a pass from Angelo Gafa, and is now, living a normal life as a tourist guide…
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Perfect case of “Get your house in order first”
Mario Cutajar, the previous civil-service chief has been awarded a plum job as chairman of Heritage Malta. Historians should be happy with this news. Mario Cutajar is known to be responsible for increasing the public employee headcount by more than 25%. An excellent way to beat unemployment. He may do the same at Heritage Malta…
