Gozo in crisis as electricity cables melt ↗
Front page leadEnemalta is working to repair high-tension electricity cables in Xewkija and Comino that melted, leaving most of Gozo without power during a heatwave.
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The front page of Malta Today features several key stories including a power crisis in Gozo due to melted electricity cables, the ongoing Yorgen Fenech trial with the prosecution urging a guilty verdict, and concerns over excavation for a new housing project. Other prominent news includes a…
Enemalta is working to repair high-tension electricity cables in Xewkija and Comino that melted, leaving most of Gozo without power during a heatwave.
The defense is continuing its final address to the jury in the Yorgen Fenech trial, following the prosecution's call for a guilty verdict, with prosecutors stating his hands are stained with Daphne Caruana Galizia's blood.
A proposed 35-home development on the Tattingers site is raising concerns regarding excavation.
Hepatitis A has put one woman's IVF treatment on hold and resulted in another being hospitalized for 13 days.
A 20-year-old man has been arrested for smashing a car window in Swieqi.
A pumping station in Gżira is set to be transformed to host a local council and a garden.
Geologists are warning that the current planning reform overlooks ground safety, leaving it as an afterthought.
Gozo has been plunged into darkness due to major cable faults confirmed by Enemalta.
Malta is expected to experience a second heatwave with 'feel-like' temperatures reaching 46°C in the coming days.
Ira Losco and Ramona Attard have criticized a bishop for his stance on a priest who allegedly influenced a family to drop rape charges.
Health authorities have issued a warning as Malta enters a period of intense heatwave.
The Bishop of Gozo has stated he will take no action against a priest accused of influencing a family to drop rape charges.
The Malta Philharmonic Orchestra has unveiled its 2026/27 season program at the Grand Master's Palace.
An opinion piece discussing Malta's evolving approach to family justice.
A selection of cultural highlights curated by Matylda Jarosz.
An editorial suggesting that alternative solutions can always be found.