Ghanaian Man Arrested in Connection to Miriam Azzopardi's Death ↗
Front page leadA 34-year-old Ghanaian man has been arrested in Marsa in connection with the death of Miriam Azzopardi.
Malta
Lovin Malta's front page features prominent news on a homicide investigation, domestic political activities, and a significant traffic accident. It also highlights the media outlet's own success and a marine discovery.
A 34-year-old Ghanaian man has been arrested in Marsa in connection with the death of Miriam Azzopardi.
The Institute of Maltese Journalists (IĠM) has condemned an alleged threat made against a newsroom editor, calling the behavior unacceptable.
A very large dead tuna has been found washed up on the rocky coast of Gozo.
Prime Minister Robert Abela was seen enjoying a pizza slice between his meetings.
Minister Ian Borg visited the Maltese-led Mayo Clinic, signaling Malta's interest in a healthcare partnership.
Prime Minister Robert Abela attended the Crimea Summit, voicing support for Ukraine and calling for lasting peace.
A three-year-old girl sustained serious injuries in a traffic accident involving a car and a van in Żabbar.
Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary, having achieved 208 million monthly views and 800,000 followers.
Minister Grima stated that 'justice doesn't mean doing whatever we want' in a video statement following the Fenech verdict.
An opinion piece discusses the fine line between an opinion and a mistrial.
ACE reacts to Maltese establishments implementing service charges, questioning it as a revenue source.