Johnathan Cilia is a journalist at Lovin Malta and Times of Malta. He covers a range of topics including crime, social issues, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) matters, with a keen interest in the intersection of media and societal impact. Johnathan's work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his commitment to exploring critical issues within his community.
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Johnathan Cilia's focus is primarily on local news and events in Malta, with a significant emphasis on entertainment, culture & society, crime, as well as government and politics. Given the high proportion of evolving stories and government announcements in his coverage attributes, he may be particularly interested in pitches related to breaking news or exclusive insights into ongoing developments within Malta.
Pitches offering unique perspectives from local community leaders, politicians or cultural figures could be especially appealing to Johnathan. Additionally, due to his coverage attribute distribution which includes event coverage at 13%, he might also be responsive to pitches tied to upcoming events or those that shed light on societal issues within Malta.
Considering the overarching themes present in his articles such as Entertainment News (25%), Culture & Society (23%), Crime (22%) and Government & Politics (18%), it would be beneficial for sources reaching out to him to tailor their pitch around these specific areas of interest.
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By: Johnathan Cilia
For Talat Al Hasayna and his family, death has never been closer. After losing over 80 family members during Israeli military incursions into Gaza, Palestine, causing him to flee as a refugee into the desert, the former businessman’s life has only gotten harder. “We went through another black night last night,” Talat told Lovin Malta. … Continued
By: Johnathan Cilia
One year after police started investigating alleged physical at a Ħamrun resource school, worried Maltese parents of severely disabled children are calling out a lack of trained staff and resources for their children.
By: Johnathan Cilia
Malta's former cannabis chief has opened up for the first time publicly about her sacking – and how hurt she was by the “personal attacks” she faced after she lost her job.
By: Johnathan Cilia
Malta's very own Gianluca Barbara continues his winning streak with a second consecutive gold medal triumph while representing the Iron Taekwondo League internationally.
By: Johnathan Cilia
All eyes are on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and whether he can be convinced to not move forward with his latest military attack – an invasion of the city of Rafah, with an estimated 1.3 million civilians standing in his way.
By: Johnathan Cilia
Kusi Dismark was at work at his store, the Best Friend Salon (Adamfo Pa in Twi) in Ħamrun's High Street, when police entered and arrested him mid-haircut, to the shock of his clients.
By: Johnathan Cilia
Maltese starlet Gaia Cauchi just released an emotionally charged and personal tribute to her younger self after growing up in the music industry and overcoming the challenges she faced.
By: Johnathan Cilia
Maltese melodic death metal veterans Angelcrypt are set to embark on a 10-day European tour to celebrate their newest single, Legacy of Valour – alongside a local gig to boot.
By: Johnathan Cilia
An elected politician has a choice when it comes to using funds to spread their message. Oftentimes, we see handouts, faces on mugs and maybe a few grocery items here or there.
By: Johnathan Cilia
A shadowy figure behind Wirecard's financial fraud had even more sinister ambitions
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