Maltapost chief executive officer Stephen Sultana yesterday pleaded with the public to post their Christmas cards early this year to avoid the mail glut caused last year, when most people decided to post their seasonal greetings a mere 12 days before...

The Malta Employers’ Association has expressed its strong condemnation of the “speculative and irresponsible reporting” carried in The Times about the negotiations currently underway at the MCESD for a wages policy.For example, the report states th...

Victims of crime need to be kept fully informed about court proceedings involving them and their case, Justice and Home Affairs Minister Tonio Borg said yesterday. He said the police are doing all they can to keep the victims informed about the inv...

A conference on therapies and cures for people with neuro-muscular disorders allowed people to share their experiences and helped strengthen the human values our society embraces, Parliamentary Secretary Helen D’Amato said yesterday.Mrs D’Amato was...

During the third quarter this year, total sales by manufacturing enterprises fell by Lm7.8 million, or 2.9 per cent, to Lm258.6 million from Lm266.4 million in the July-September quarter 2003, according to figures released yesterday by the National S...

A police inspector yesterday pressed a court to give a prison sentence with a residential drug rehabilitation programme to a 17-year-old who is heavily dependent on heroin because he “did not want to pick him up off the streets when he dies of an ove...

The death of Palestinian President Yasser Arafat brought sadness and sorrow to both the Nationalist Party and the Malta Labour Party, as each gave its condolences to the Palestinian people for the loss of their leader....

Labour MP Carmelo Abela called for the magisterial inquiry regarding the Foundation for Tomorrow’s Schools to be made public. During yesterday’s adjournment, Mr Abela said the government only chooses to publish the inquiries it pleases. “The result...

Should Malta have two golf courses as is suggested by both the leading political parties or is such development unsustainable? As the dust settles temporarily over the Verdala 18-hole-golf-course proposal, Mark Micallef speaks to Victor Axiak and...

The Water Services Corporation and Enemalta should make a distinction between clients that have fallen back on their payments for the sake of it and those who have financial difficulties, the General Workers Union said in a statement yesterday.The ...