A Chinese woman who allegedly acted as an intermediary for five people – three Chinese and two Libyans – to leave Malta illegally was indicted yesterday, after a court ruled that there was sufficient prime facie evidence....

A man has been accused of slightly injuring his son with a sharp pointed instrument. The incident allegedly occurred during a fight when the accused was said to have been drunk....

A man from Vittoriosa has been accused of attacking three police officers while drunk and verbally threatening them....

A ceremony was held on Sunday in memory of the 23 people who drowned 56 years ago, on 30 October 1948, close to the bay of Hondoq ir-Rummien in Gozo....

The Occupational Health and Safety Authority believes that not enough importance is given to the responsibility of the employer when it comes to following regulations at the place of work. It also wishes to have the resources to carry out more on-sit...

The Employment and Training Corporation, together with the Elderly and Community Care Department, yesterday launched a training programme for care workers who work with the elderly....

Responsible entrepreneurship involves ensuring long-term competitive advantage and continuity of business by giving good service, developing new product, and – above all – by being profitable, said Competitiveness Minister Censu Galea on Friday....

Trade-unionism has to face up to the reality of ever-increasing employee aspirations and competing in today’s globalised world, coupled with the current Maltese economic situation, said Education and Employment Minister Louis Galea on Friday....

The Malta Chamber for Small and Medium Enterprises (GRTU) has reiterated its call for a concerted effort to improve Malta’s competitiveness, insisting that immediate action is necessary. Government expenditure has to be reined in beyond the targets a...

Marsa local council have successfully obtained the formal agreement of the mayor of Bridgwater in Somerset, UK, for a twinning project between the two towns....