Patrice Evra Visits Malta's Eterna Group, Hints At Future Partnership ↗
Front page leadFormer footballer Patrice Evra was seen visiting Eterna Group in Malta, suggesting a potential future collaboration.
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The Lovin Malta front page features a mix of local news, including a visit from Patrice Evra to Eterna Group, a tribute to Cyrus Engerer's father, and a court case involving Yorgen Fenech. Other stories cover local events like the Summer Carnival, and a significant milestone for Lovin Malta itself…
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Cyrus Engerer Pays Heartfelt Tribute To His Father ↗
Cyrus Engerer, a Maltese politician, shared a touching tribute to his late father.
Jury Hears Yorgen Fenech Allege Keith Schembri Sent Him A 'Script' ↗
During a court hearing, Yorgen Fenech reportedly claimed that Keith Schembri provided him with a 'script'.
Former Manoel Theatre Chairman John Lowell Dies ↗
John Lowell, former chairman of the Manoel Theatre and an ambassador, has passed away.
Passenger Throws Stone At Bus After Argument In Marsa ↗
A passenger allegedly threw a stone at a bus in Marsa following a dispute with the driver.
Summer Carnival Returns To Buġibba And Marsaskala With 15 Floats ↗
The Summer Carnival is back in Buġibba and Marsaskala, featuring 15 elaborate floats.
Chris Fearne Tells Al Jazeera Mediterranean Is 'A Bridge, Not A Border' ↗
Maltese Minister Chris Fearne shared his views with Al Jazeera, describing the Mediterranean as a connection point rather than a division.
Lovin Malta Hits 208 Million Monthly Views And 800,000 Followers ↗
Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary, having achieved 208 million monthly views and 800,000 followers.
Opinion: It's Time The Government Paid For Its Own Mistake ↗
An opinion piece arguing that the government should take responsibility for a past mistake.
Opinion: Swieqi Is Not for Sale ↗
This opinion piece discusses the situation in Swieqi, suggesting it is not available for purchase.
Opinion: From Fireworks to Ferry Fiasco ↗
An opinion piece that touches upon fireworks and a ferry-related incident.
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