Government has plans to enhance a number of village centres around the country, Resources and Infrastructure Minister Ninu Zammit said yesterday....

Government could discuss the possibility of reducing the 35 per cent income tax rate. The proposal stems from objectives the Small Business and the Self Employed Parliamentary Secretariat has planned for June 2004-June 2005....

The latest deficit figures show that the government is not reaching its targets, Malta Labour Party deputy leader Charles Mangion said yesterday....

The General Workers’ Union and the Union Haddiema Maghqudin both reacted to a story carried in yesterday’s issue of The Malta Independent in which sources were quoted describing what transpired during Monday’s meeting of the Malta Council for Economi...

Last year the Malta Environment and Planning Authority appeals board recorded the lowest number of applications for appeal in the last 10 years, said Rural Affairs and the Environment Minister George Pullicino....

The Vikings Sailing Club is once again holding its annual 50-hour sailing marathon, this time to raise funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Group....

The European Court of Human Rights has handed down a judgement against the Maltese government, charging it with breaching article six of the European Convention of Human Rights, to which Malta is a signatory....

A man was yesterday charged with making gestures that could have been interpreted as provocative and which could have led to a fight during the village feast....

A man was charged in court yesterday with assaulting and slightly injuring a local warden after he had given him a fine....

MLP spokesman Carmelo Abela questioned the recent introduction of a Lm10 tariff at the University of Malta, asking whether this was the prelude of a fee such as that for attending the university....