In his contribution “Maltese Wartime Internees”, Enzo Cachia states: “In 1933 the local British authorities suspended the self-government Constitution because the education minister had approved the sum of Lm5,000 for the teaching of the Italian language....

The Qui-si-Sana development brief should be scrapped and re-thought from the start for the following reasons:...

We write on behalf of Mr Chris Pullicino, Financial Controller of the Foundation for Tomorrow's Schools, to whom reference was made, albeit not by name, in Mr Jimmy Margo’s letter “Making the News” (TMIS, 23 January)....

Reference is made to the article by Noel Grima titled “Increase in the number of defaulting councils” and to the letter by Richard Stagno Navarra titled “Checking expenditure of local councils is a must” (TMIS, 16 and 23 January respectively)....

Minister for IT Technology Dr Austin Gatt proposes to make Malta a centre of excellence for IT and his efforts to achieve this is truly commendable. ...

We thank you for your support and generosity on Charity Day and during the year. Gifts in kind and donations have been wisely used to benefit the less fortunate in our own country (children in care, frail elderly, families living under the relative povert...

The following is based on a Market Research Survey commissioned by Executive Services. It was authorised for publication in the local media under the sole responsibility of the author....

Reference is made to the article written by Joe Grima and more specifically to his critical and unfair remarks about the Malta Community Chest Fund (TMIS, 2 January)....

Marisa Micallef’s opinion-piece The rise and rise of anger and arrogance (TMID 24 January) is an example of bottom-of-the barrel hypocrisy in our propaganda-laden media....

In his letter entitled A threat? Or just arrogance? (TMID 27 January) Andrew Cassar does not seem to know what a threat is! He should check his facts before making ridiculous statements. ...