U*BET, Malta’s first sport betting game, was launched yesterday by Maltco, the national betting operators.The game is a fixed odds gamble, the most popular form of sports betting throughout the world, Maltco CEO John Katakis explained. ...

General Workers’ Union secretary general Tony Zarb yesterday presented the report the union has drawn up on job creation to Malta Council for Economic and Social Development chairman Victor Scicluna. The report, entitled Il-Holqien tax-Xoghol u So...

Investment, Industry and Information Technology Minister Austin Gatt yesterday challenged entrepreneurs in the local information and communications technology (ICT) industry to seek new pastures in the EU and beyond....

Entrepreneur Albert Mizzi yesterday instituted libel proceedings against Alternattiva Demokratika chairman Harry Vassallo and MaltaToday editor Saviour Balzan.Mr Mizzi claimed an article by Dr Vassallo, published last Sunday and entitled Our cross-...

A Siggiewi man was given a two-year conditional discharge after he admitted filing a false report and committing perjury....

A man who admitted allowing indecent photographs and video footage to be taken of children under the age of nine was given a six-month jail term suspended for two years.Jan Galea, 39 from Mosta, admitted allowing indecent video and photography to b...

Fourteen leading statesmen from five continents, including the Presidents of South Africa and Chile, and the Prime Ministers of Britain, Hungary, New Zealand, Romania and Sweden, met on Thursday for the sixth Progressive Governance summit, in the Val...

Malta has one of the highest number of people who are seeking help with drug or alcohol addiction, Foundation for Social Welfare Services chief executive officer Joe Gerada said yesterday....

The government has not explained why, at a time when it was appealing for austerity because of the country’s poor financial situation, it chose to spend Lm10 on an embassy in Brussels when it could have spent Lm3 million, Malta Labour Party leader Al...

The government has targeted the beginning of next year as the date by which it will issue a call for expression of interest from companies willing to take over the handling of cargo in Maltese ports....