
Prime Minister Robert Abela has continued an information blackout concerning Malita Investments, the state owned company tasked with financing social housing projects, raising renewed concerns about transparency, accountability and governance standards within public entities. The refusal to provide even basic information follows a similar approach adopted earlier by former Affordable Housing Minister Roderick Galdes and has now become a focal point of parliamentary and public scrutiny....
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NEWS Malta
December 10, 2025
Bormla social housing delays leave families still waiting
The stalled completion of 68 social housing apartments in Bormla has become a prolonged and distressing issue for several families who were informed shortly before the 2022 general election that...
NEWS Malta
December 4, 2025
Roderick Galdes under scrutiny for property disclosures
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NEWS Malta
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NEWS Malta
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Maltese families relocated to Gozo through social housing
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NEWS Malta
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Foundation for Affordable Housing meets scrutiny in Malta
One of Malta’s most prominent construction figures, Anton Camilleri, popularly known as Tal-Franciz, has become a central player in a contentious initiative to develop publicly owned land into ‘affordable housing’....
NEWS Malta
August 22, 2025
Public funds used for clubs in Galdes districts spark concern
In recent developments, approximately €240,000 from Malta's Housing Development Fund (HDF), managed by the Housing Authority, has been allocated to football and band clubs within the constituencies of Housing Minister...






















