Momentum has today launched another set of proposals from its 2026 manifesto, setting out five commitments that voters will not find on the manifestos of PL and PN.
"Both parties have had decades to fix these problems," said Dr Alastair…
The Planning Authority has granted final approval for a 22-apartment block and 20 basement garages just metres away from one of the world’s oldest free-standing structures, despite years of objections, serious concerns raised by NGOs, and repeated insistence by UNESCO…
Momentum today announced its slate of 7 candidates who will contest the upcoming general election across all thirteen electoral districts.
The seven candidates are a team of people, including professionals from diverse backgrounds, united by a shared commitment to good…
Momentum has submitted its first audited financial statements to the Electoral Commission, covering the year ended 31 December 2025. The accounts were independently audited by a Certified Public Accountant, approved by the Executive Committee on 10 April 2026, and received…
Prof Pierre Schembri-Wismayer is to contest the forthcoming national elections with Momentum.
Prof Pierre Schembri-Wismayer, 58, grew up in St Julians, was educated at St Joseph Sliema, De La Salle College Cottonera, the University of Malta and the University of…
Partit Momentum has launched its official slogan for the upcoming general election: Bidla ta' Vera.
This election, voters will hear plenty of slogans and catchphrases. They will be told they matter. They will be promised that something new is coming.…
The banners were placed by Momentum volunteers during the night and were stolen by Cleansing Department people a few hours later.
It is shameful that people under Parliamentary Secretary Glenn Bedingfield resort to these dirty tactics, while billboards and banners…
Momentum has officially launched its election street campaign. However, shortly after putting up our banners, one on Santa Venera Bridge has already been removed by the Cleansing department.
This raises serious questions about the kind of democracy we are living…