Let’s Move Malta Winter Programme 2026/27 Returns with More Sports and More Opportunities for All
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Period positivity
How the Menstruation Pilot Project is changing the conversation on periods. Menstruation is a topic often whispered about in hallways, met with embarrassment, or not discussed at all. For generations, societal norms have placed menstruation in the shadows, labelling it as “taboo” and discouraging open conversation. But the recent launch of...
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Reaching every corner
The success of Malta’s digital transformation hinges on inclusivity, ensuring that every citizen is able to access public services with ease. As digital transformation reshapes life as we know it the world over, Malta is no exception to this move. Over recent months, our move towards a digital infrastructure that works for everyone is in lockstep with our global counterparts. The government has...
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Widening the goalposts for commercial leases
Commercial establishments in Government-owned tenements are going to be eligible to apply for an emphyteusis of 50 years. In 2015, the new Labour government introduced a scheme that allowed government-owned shops on commercial leases in Valletta to convert their lease into a deed for an emphyteusis. Fast forward to the present day, and Malta’s renowned capital city is thriving with...
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Double glazing scheme for Birżebbuġa residents
A series analysing the decisions, schemes, and projects under the aegis of respective Ministries and their areas of responsibility, contributing to the implementation of Labour’s ‘Malta Flimkien’ electoral manifesto proposals. Two years ago, the Maltese people headed to the polls to affirmatively choose who they want to lead the country for the next five years. Arguably, a determining factor leading to another landslide in the country’s books was the Labour Party’s electoral manifesto,...
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The closure of Mount Carmel Hospital
A series analysing the decisions, schemes, and projects under the aegis of respective Ministries and their areas of responsibility, contributing to the implementation of Labour’s ‘Malta Flimkien’ electoral manifesto proposals. Two years ago, the Maltese people headed to the polls to affirmatively choose who they want to lead the country for the next five years. Arguably, a determining factor leading to another landslide in the country’s books was the Labour Party’s electoral manifesto,...