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Let us save the Gozo trees

Save Malta s trees

An appeal to enact sane and rational policies that preserve nature and ensure the well-being of generations to come

Rock legend Steve Hackett s link with Malta

On Thursday, August 4, in St Julian’s Hilton Grandmaster Suite, Malta was treated to a performance from rock legend extraordinaire Steve Hackett, former g

A Maltese-American remembers the dockyard and World War II

This Friday, May 7, at 6 pm, John B. Saliba, a 94-year-old Maltese-American who lives in New York, will be talking to anthropologist Michael Deguara in English about his time at the dockyard in the 1940s and his vivid memories of World War II. The talk is being hosted by the Oral Traditions project of the Department of Maltese at the University of Malta which is supported by the University s Research Fund and Klabb Kotba Maltin. Saliba, who is originally from Żabbar and now lives in New York, will share his experience of working in the Dockyard between 1941 and 1949, as well as memories from the Second World War. 

Threat to Ġgantija: object now

Threat to Ġgantija: object now Dawn Adrienne Saliba: We need to send a message to the Planning Authority that their task is to protect this nation’s land and ancestral heritage not facilitate those who would destroy it 4 March 2021, 11:36am The Ġgantija Temples, originating circa 3,600-3,200 BCE, are among the oldest and most majestic freestanding buildings in the world. They are beautiful in scope, sublime in stature, and form a focal icon of Malta’s archaeological and artistic heritage. It is beyond shocking that any developer would have the audacity to put forth a proposal to build 31 flats and 20 underground garages near the ancient temple. Such a monstrosity threatens both visitors’ enjoyment of the prehistoric area and obstructs archaeological research into the civilisation that erected these magnificent edifices.

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