The Chamber for Small and Medium Enterprises (GRTU) has maintained that the Data Protection Act has gone beyond the limits of bureaucracy....

The Emigrants Commission has, over the past 18 months, offered temporary shelter to 484 people who have been recognised as refugees or are being given some other form of protection. Of these, 144 are children, a commission statement said yesterday....

The Rescue Co-ordination Centre of the Armed Forces of Malta have saved three fishermen whose trawler started taking on water off Marsalforn in the early hours of yesterday morning....

A journey of hope has ended in disaster for 96 illegal immigrants who are now feared dead after a search and rescue operation to locate them, following a distress call, was called off yesterday afternoon....

Josanne Cassar speaks to some of the members of DreamCrew about their production....

Natasha Turner is a versatile person. Although still relatively young she can look back on an impressive amount of work – and not just in literature, for which she is already well-known outside Malta....

There were her family, friends, colleagues, people from the media as well as fellow musicians on hand last Wednesday to celebrate the launch of Ira Losco’s new album Someone Else....

Customs yesterday seized 14,000 counterfeit Rolex watches at the Freeport which were destined for mainland Europe....

Mr Justice Carmel A Agius has recently been appointed chairman of the Rules Committee of the Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal based in The Hague....

The Organic Farming Unit, on behalf of the Rural Affairs and the Environment Ministry, has held a half-day seminar at the Victoria Hotel, Sliema, on the importation and selling of organic produce in Malta....