MCAST University College student Jader Pelligra has designed and developed a computer-based telephony project for persons with disability. The project was announced during a media event held on 7...

As our dependency on science and technology grows, public engagement with science becomes increasingly important. This has lead to concerns over the accessibility of research within everyday society,...

The September session of the MATSEC examinations could be moved to November and the University should consider accepting students on a provisional basis, meaning that those who fail their May exams...

Six Maltese Language institutions and associations said they are happy that the new amendments, unanimously approved by Parliament, were arrived at following a long meeting organised by the...

A working group which drafted recommendations on a reform of post-secondary education is urging the government to consider opening a new sixth form college in the south of Malta and also to encourage...

Research conducted in the United Kingdom has revealed that a large number of fake accounts were lying dormant on Twitter. The network included more than 350,000 accounts, although the study does not...

Written by the MITA Facilities Management Department As part of its green commitment towards the environment, MITA has embarked on a holistic approach to align its procedures and practices to...

Last week it was reported that a number of schools in the United Kingdom were being attacked by fraudsters who were demanding payments of up to £8,000 to unlock data that they encrypted using...

Written by Melvin Farrugia, MITA Social Media, PR & Communications Executive We are failing to provide children with the tools to be agents of their own...

People who want to settle a Court fine can now avoid from having to go physically to the Courts and instead pay it online. Through the online system, which is already functional, fines can be paid...