The number of tourist arrivals last month fell by 1,131 compared to the same month last year, bringing the total fall in tourist arrivals in the first three months this year to just under 2,790....

A letter published in The Malta Independent on Tuesday has led to a family reunion Tista’ Tkun Int style....

A man yesterday filed a judicial application in which he called on the police to drop the charges instituted against him for not paying his estranged wife the child support....

The Archbishop’s Curia in Floriana was a hive of activity yesterday afternoon for the draw of children to attend the kindergarten schools run by the Church....

The two bridges before and after the Regional Road tunnel in St Julian’s are undergoing extensive testing, which is why the speed limit has been reduced to 30 kilometres per hour, The Malta Independent has learnt....

Maltacom yesterday announced a Group operating profit of Lm15.3 million in 2003 and a 44 per cent share of the mobile telephony market....

The Malta Labour Party (MLP) yesterday said that the Nationalist Party (PN) is blaming Malta’s economic difficulties on globalisation and terrorism when really they are a result of the government’s incompetence over the last year....

The Electoral Commission has announced that it will receive applications from registered voters to serve as assistant electoral commissioners, or to serve as counters, supervisors or calculators, during the counting of votes in the forthcoming elect...

European Union ambassador to Malta Ronald Gallimore yesterday said that Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) were the backbone of the EU’s economy....

The .Net Club, launched by Microsoft yesterday at the University of Malta, aims to bring the working world of Information Technology (IT) closer to the students studying the subject as well as to introduce them to a number of opportunities and have a...