The idea for this project was conceived late last year, when we started thinking of what we can come up with to commemorate the 450th anniversary of the Great Siege. We agreed on this subject because...

Inspire, RA1SE Foundation, and the Cystic Fibrosis Trust will be benefitting from the funds collected from a mega event to be held at SmartCity's Laguna Walk on 5 September at 8 p.m. The organisers of...

Finance Minister Edward Scicluna hits out at the Opposition for ‘brainwashing’ people into opposing the €360 million loan guarantee given to a private company tasked with building the...

Air Malta's management team is not involved in the talks with other airlines aimed at finding an investor for the beleaguered national carrier. Instead, it is the government that is taking the...

The ancient art of boxing goes by many monikers nowadays, from the ‘Sweet Science’, to the ‘Cerebral Sport’ and, by some of the more pragmatic pundits, ‘The Mug’s...

The Mepa demerger – the separating of the planning and environmental functions – could open the floodgates to even more disastrous planning decisions, according to leading environmentalist...

The Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST) not only educates  students academically, but also teaches them other skills needed to succeed at the place of work, as well as life in...

It was in 1865 that Paolo Cutajar set up his own business. He had already started a small trading company from his residence at 20, Strada Reale in Valletta in 1861, importing wheat and cereals. He...

“Two years ago, the general rule was that if you visited the emergency unit at Mater Dei Hospital, you would be seen to the day after. It is thought that the average waiting time stood at 12...

Ivan Grech can be said to have indeed been "there" and done "that", if one is referring to releasing hit music and performing to large, adoring crowds, as is the dream of most rock musicians. And when...