Today's front pages – March 30, 2026
The top stories in Malta's newspapers
These are the leading stories making front-page headlines in Malta this Monday.
Times of Malta reports that police have dismissed a criminal complaint filed by former prime minister Joseph Muscat against a court-appointed financial expert involved in the Vitals hospitals inquiry.
The newspaper also features a story on Msida residents who have been blocked from their garages for two years following a road demolition.
The Malta Independent highlights Prime Minister Robert Abela’s announcement that talks for a new emergency department and a mental health hospital at Mater Dei are expected to conclude in the coming weeks.
The front page also covers Archbishop Charles Scicluna leading Palm Sunday mass, where he urged the faithful to truly know Christ.
L-Orizzont leads with the Prime Minister’s pledge for further investment in the health, environment, and social sectors to improve the general quality of life for citizens. The paper also notes government guarantees regarding energy subsidies and economic stability for families.
In-Nazzjon features an interview with Nationalist MP Alex Borg, who emphasises the party's commitment to ensuring a level playing field for all businesses and industries by reducing bureaucracy. Another report on the front page covers a unique children’s Good Friday procession held in Qormi.