Malta Sport

Valletta, Malta Xlokk, MaltaEnglish

As a long-standing publication based in Valletta, this outlet serves as a primary source for comprehensive coverage of local and international athletic competitions. It remains a notable fixture in the Maltese media landscape for its dedicated focus on regional sports news and its role in connecting the local community with global sporting developments.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN MALTA

With a bilingual press tradition shaped by British colonial history and deep-rooted institutional ties, the island nation supports an unusually high number of daily publications for its size. Leading the market is Times of Malta, an English-language daily founded in 1935 by Allied Newspapers. Other major titles include L-Orizzont, a Maltese-language daily published by the General Workers' Union, and In-Nazzjon, directly owned by the Nationalist Party. The Malta Independent and Malta Today operate as prominent English-language alternatives. Print media is heavily split across these two official languages, reflecting the deeply bilingual nature of the local readership. Paperboy indexes 8 Maltese newspapers — browse the full directory below.