The Nationalist Party on Thursday again criticised the government after "half of Malta" ended up without electricity on Wednesday afternoon. Yesterday, Robert Abela told us that he believes population growth does not affect energy demand, the PN said in a statement. "No wonder there has been a lack of investment in the electricity distribution system
Prime Minister Robert Abela has shared a new reel looking back at the first 100 days of Malta’s new government. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta) Yesterday marked 100 days since the start of the new legislature, with Abela marking the milestone during an event in St Julian’s and describing the period as one of “progress,
The Nationalist Party has called for Johann Buttigieg's resignation from the Planning Authority. In a statement, the PN said that anyone leading a public institution such as the Planning Authority must be accessible, while at the same time acting with integrity. The party said that there is a clear line that must never be crossed. That line, the PN
Opposition leader Alex Borg has given the government until October to begin implementing the recommendations of the Daphne Caruana Galizia public inquiry, saying the five-year wait has gone on long enough. Asked about the deadline in an interview with Lovin Malta, Borg stressed that it applies to all the inquiry’s recommendations, not just anti-SLAPP
