Tag: the maltese herald
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Vacancy for News Reporter and Content Writer
Dar Camilleri is seeking a part-time news reporter and content writer for its press outlet, The Maltese Herald. The successful candidate will join a growing media platform with a strong audience and promising long-term prospects. We are looking for someone who is passionate about journalism and genuinely interested in building a career in the industry…
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Follow us on Instagram to get a chance to win a free book by Dar Camilleri
Our page on Instagram is not followed as much as our page on Facebook which has more than 11,300 followers. Help us bring our numbers on our Instagram page up. We are giving out one book from our Dar Camilleri collection to up to 5 random followers of our Instagram page once the page exceeds…
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Our most popular local stories of 2025
Crime and politics are the most popular topics among our local readers, with stories about the Labour Party ranking among the most widely read political stories by our local audience. These were our most popular local stories of 2025. 1. Sina Bugeja thinks that Tumas Group and Joseph Portelli will stop donating to the MCCF…
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Our top ten international stories of 2025
As our first year, this was an incredibly challenging one, yet our work still reached the international press. These are what we consider our top ten international stories of the year, some of which were quoted by other media outlets. 1: Alkagesta: the oil trader of Russian and Libyan oil in Malta Our investigation on…
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Thank you to our readers and Merry Christmas
This is the first Christmas that we are celebrating as The Maltese Herald. It has been an incredibly challenging year but we have survived with honours. Only the support and interest of our readers and donors keep us going, and we thank you all deeply for the trust you have placed in us. We wish…
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Building on the legacy of ÄŠensu (Vincenzo) Bugeja
A historic photo. ÄŠensu (Vincenzo) Bugeja and Lord Gerald Strickland seen here boarding a direct flight from Paris to London. Two of the greatest patrons and pioneers of modern Maltese journalism.ÄŠensu Bugeja was the international editor of the Paris Herald, later the International Herald Tribune. He was also one of the founders of the Labour…
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The Maltese Herald needs your support
As we approach the new year, we are currently conducting an ongoing fund-raising campaign to raise funds for next year. The Maltese Herald does not make a profit and is challenged by barriers of entry in the local public advertising market. Until the implementation of the Media Freedom Directive we will have a significant disadvantage…
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The Maltese Herald needs your critical support as the government tries to squeeze us out of the market
The Maltese Herald employs two journalists, and Dar Camilleri, its publisher, employs another additional employee. I am the founder and the single-owner of Dar Camilleri and The Maltese Herald and I am not an employee. I have built Dar Camilleri and The Maltese Herald out of passion for my country and we are based in…
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This is how you can support The Maltese Herald
European nations have signed the Paris Declaration on Multilateral Action for Information Integrity and Independent Media. The Declaration states that reliable information by the independent is a public good, the independent press is on the frontline of society against disinformation and that it is important fort the social and advancement of society. The declaration also…
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The Maltese Herald marks its first anniversary
Today, 21 October 2025, is the first anniversary of The Maltese Herald: a year in which we defied the odds to create a new media outlet in a very hostile and non-profitable market. Looking back at our beginnings—creating something once deemed impossible—we are proud and happy with what we have achieved so far. To arrive…
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Cultural Vacancy with Dar Camilleri and The Maltese Herald
Announcement of new vacancy with Dar Camilleri and The Maltese Herald. We are looking for a cultural contributor and literary critic. Dar Camilleri is the publisher of the The Maltese Herald, which is growing at a sustainable and very gradual but progressive pace. We are crossing the rubicon from the start-up phase of cash-burn to…
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The Maltese Herald featured in the BBC (Azerbaijan) and the Azeri press
Our investigation about Alkagesta has hit the headlines in the Azeri press with many press outlets quoting our investigation directly. We were also featured by the BBC in Azerbaijan. Our investigation on Alkagesta was picked up following the arrest of Adnan Ahmadzada last week. Among the press outlets that quote us there is News 356…
