Recently, on 21 March we observed the 'International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination', commemorating the Sharpeville Massacre in 1960, when police in Sharpeville, South Africa,...

Maggie, the mascot of the Saving Our Blue campaign, paid a surprise visit to Year 4 students organised by officials from the Strategic Communications Unit within the Ministry for the Environment,...

The Ministry for Gozo has announced that, once again, the hunting season for turtle dove and quail will reopen on 13 April, bowing to the demands of the hunters' lobby while sidelining the common...

A court has ordered Air Malta to pay €65,000 in unpaid performance bonuses to its former Chief Human Resources Officer, James Genovese, in a judgment delivered on Friday. The case was filed...

Għaxaq's population is not large enough to justify the granting of a third pharmacy licence in the locality, the court has ruled. Judge Audrey Demicoli rejected compensation claims filed by...

Maltese citizens have been denied full protection against discrimination in local courts for the past decade because the government failed to incorporate a key international human rights treaty into...

The Government has formally requested the Planning Authority to initiate a partial review of the 1995 Marsaxlokk Bay Local Plan relating to the site of the former San Lucjan Oil Depot in...

A 26-year-old has been handed a four-year effective prison sentence after admitting to robbing an elderly man in Ħamrun earlier this year Farhan Adan Mohammed, who does not have a fixed...

In a coordinated operation carried out over the past few days, the police said Wednesday they had arrested 71 people after they were found to be living in the country irregularly. During these...

Ethics teacher Luke Fenech has launched a new youth initiative aimed at giving young people a space to be heard and taken seriously, with its first event set to focus on Malta's education...