Emotional Farewell As Paceville Murder Victim Is Taken Back To Morocco ↗
Front page leadAn emotional farewell ceremony was held for a victim of a murder in Paceville before their body was transported back to Morocco.
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The Lovin Malta front page features several domestic news stories, including the repatriation of a murder victim, the discovery of a WWII bomb, political statements on police resources and deportations, and a widespread power cut. Economic news highlights a jump in disposable income. The site also…
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Divers Discover Unexploded WWII Bomb Near Gozo Ferry Route ↗
Divers have discovered an unexploded World War II bomb located beneath a ferry route between Malta and Gozo.
Glenn Bedingfield Wants More Resources For Malta's Police ↗
Glenn Bedingfield has stated that Malta's police force requires increased resources at all levels of operation.
Enemalta Reveals Cause of Widespread Power Cut in Malta and Gozo ↗
Enemalta has disclosed the specific reason behind the recent power outage that affected numerous localities across Malta and Gozo.
Glenn Bedingfield Signs First Two Deportation Orders ↗
Glenn Bedingfield has officially signed the first deportation orders for two individuals.
Widespread Power Cut Affects Malta and Gozo ↗
A significant power cut has impacted various areas across Malta and Gozo.
Malta's Disposable Income Jumps At Least 50% Post-Inflation ↗
Malta has experienced a rise in disposable income, increasing by at least 50% even after accounting for inflation.
Lovin Malta Celebrates 10 Years With 208 Million Views and 800k Followers ↗
Lovin Malta is marking its 10th anniversary, having achieved 208 million monthly views and amassed 800,000 followers.
Opinion: Maltese Businesses Thrive Despite, Not Because of, Government ↗
An opinion piece suggests that businesses in Malta are succeeding due to their own efforts rather than government support.
Minister Grima on Fenech Verdict: 'Justice Doesn't Mean Doing Whatever We Want' ↗
Minister Grima stated that justice should not be interpreted as having the freedom to act without constraints, following the Fenech verdict.
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