
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
February 4, 2026
Gozo ministry procurement practices draw renewed scrutiny
The Ministry for Gozo has once again come under public and institutional scrutiny following the award of a direct order to the Federation of Hunters and Trappers to provide bird...
NEWS Malta
December 20, 2024
Transparency Issues Plague Gardens Yacht Marina Deal
The privatisation of the Gardens Yacht Marina in Ta’ Xbiex has become a lightning rod for controversy in Malta, underscoring serious concerns about transparency and governance. Transport Minister Chris Bonnet...


















