The Need for Reform is Widespread
“It is positive to see that many are understanding the need for serious reform at the highest level. The country cannot expect to be led in a serious manner as long as the ruling political class remains unaccountable and above public scrutiny.”
It-tfal: ħtieġa għall-magna ekonomika?
Daqs tletin sena ilu kienet ħaġa minn ewl id-dinja li meta tiżżewweġ ma ddumx snin twal biex tkabbar il-familja. Li ġġib tarbija fid-dinja kien, f’ċirkostanzi normali, mument ta’ ferħ kbir.
Residents, Council Members Demonstrate Against Mellieha Heights
A group of Mellieha residents together with their Mayor and Deputy Mayor have held a peaceful demonstration on the site of the contentious Mellieha Heights development.
The development permit issued to Paul Attard, Secretary General of the Malta Developers Association, was fast-tracked and issued within a record two-month period.
Mellieha Residents Request Second NAO Inquiry
[PRESS STATEMENT] Residenti tal-Mellieħa, together with their local councillors and Il-Kollettiv have written to the Auditor General requesting an investigation into the transfer of a stretch of public open space from the Lands Authority to a developer.
Il-Kollettiv, Resident Associations call for comprehensive planning reform
A number of resident groups and NGO Il-Kollettiv have stated that any review of the Local Plans must not lead to further development, whilst reiterating their proposals in favour of a comprehensive planning reform.
“L-Aqwa Budget.” Is it?
Beyond the razzle-dazzle, let's critically analyse the new Budget measures and see if they’re the real deal, or whether it’s another display of short-term fixes.
Is-Sussidju għall-Iskejjel Indipendenti: L-Għajnuna Soċjali għall-Privileġġjati
Kieku kien hemm ir-rieda li l-fondi pubbliċi jintefqu b’mod ekwu, setgħu ġew ikkonsultati l-għalliema u l-amministrazzjoni tal-iskejjel tal-istat, u żgur li kienu jagħtu ideat dwar fejn jistgħu jiġu investiti 27 miljun euro.
Activists Request NAO Inquiry in Villa Rosa, Mellieha Land Deals
Together with other activists and politicians we have filed a request with the Auditor General to investigate the dealings between Lands Authority officials, former Lands Minister Silvio Schembri, and developers Anton Camilleri and Paul Attard, in relation to the sale of a public alley in St Julians and a plot of land in Mellieha.
The Property Ladder and I (2)
Figure this: as a 19-year-old student I have to worry that in the next 7-10 years I won’t be able to afford a flat let alone a house. This is a matter of a fact, because Malta is currently and will likely still be facing a severe housing crisis.