Man Suffers Burns in Mosta Barbecue Accident ↗
Front page leadA 50-year-old man sustained burns in an incident at his home in Mosta, Malta, on the evening of July 31, 2026. Police were alerted around 7:30 PM.
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The Malta Independent
The Malta Independent's front page on August 1, 2026, highlights domestic news concerning a barbecue accident, ongoing legal proceedings, and issues with electricity blackouts. International news focuses on migrant movements in Ceuta. The page also features a report on the inauguration of a…
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Live - Yorgen Fenech Trial by Jury Continues ↗
The trial by jury of Yorgen Fenech, which began on July 1, 2026, continues with its 28th sitting. More testimonies are expected as the prosecution builds its case.
During Blackouts, Customers Told to Check Meters - Even Down Stairs in the Dark ↗
Customers reporting power failures to Enemalta are reportedly being instructed to check their electricity meters first, even in the dark, before a report can be registered, a requirement that is causing frustration.
PM Robert Abela Inaugurates €10 Million Tourism Investment in Buġibba ↗
Prime Minister Robert Abela and Minister for Tourism Jo Etienne Abela have inaugurated the Innside by Meliá hotel in Buġibba, a 4-star establishment representing an investment of over €10 million.
Dalli Admits Electricity Crisis, but Evades Responsibility – PN; PL Says PN is… ↗
The Nationalist Party (PN) criticizes Minister Miriam Dalli for admitting to an electricity crisis while evading responsibility, while the Labour Party (PL) accuses the PN of distorting facts.
Tens of Thousands of Migrants Voluntarily Leave After Crossing into Spanish… ↗
Thousands of migrants who entered Spain's Ceuta territory have voluntarily returned to Morocco following a chaotic influx that reignited border tensions.
€3m Restoration Works Commence at San Anton Gardens ↗
Conservation, maintenance, and restoration works have begun at San Anton Gardens, with a €3 million investment aimed at preserving one of Malta's prominent gardens.
Infantino Abandons Plans to Sell World Cup Profits to Private Equity Following… ↗
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has reportedly halted plans to sell stakes in World Cup revenues to private equity firms after facing significant opposition.
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