The Office of the Ombudsman has concluded that Transport Malta failed to adhere to principles of good administration in its handling of permit applications for a political banner by Momentum, the...

The existing interconnector linking Malta to the European power grid will be shut down for three days as works on the second cable take place, Interconnect and Enemalta said Saturday. IC2...

A major restoration project has been announced for the Parish Church of St Catherine of Alexandria in Żurrieq, following the signing of an agreement between the parish and the Restoration and...

Education Minister Clifton Grima has officially launched the "Ready, Set, Play!" programme at Maria Regina College's Patri Felic Sammut Primary School in St Paul's Bay, describing it as a new step...

A new digital platform bringing together all services offered by local councils across Malta and Gozo is set to be developed following the publication of a call for the project, Parliamentary...

European Commission Executive Vice-President for Cohesion and Reforms Raphael Fitto has underlined the importance of addressing the "double insularity" faced by islands such as Gozo during an official...

An area of about 4,000 square metres, which for many years had been abandoned and affected by illegal dumping, has now been completely transformed, the government said. Together with the Minister...

Three high officials within the Malta Development Association (MDA) have submitted their resignations from the lobby group’s council.  These are its now former Secretary General, Paul...

A call, known as a Pre-Market Consultation, has been issued with the aim of starting to explore the possibility and viability of renewable energy production projects in North Africa, and the...

Archbishop Charles Scicluna on Friday led Mass on the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows at the Church of St Mary of Jesus (Ta' Ġieżu) in Valletta, where he called on the faithful to learn...