In the last eight months alone, Malta Enterprise, the investment marketing vehicle, approved five new major ICT projects in Malta....

Acting Prime Minister Tonio Borg said that a Green Paper will be issued next month proposing amendments to the Criminal and Civil Codes under which district sittings involving petty matters would be heard in local tribunals instead of the Law Courts ...

Labour leader Alfred Sant yesterday revealed government correspondence detailing the financial terms of members of the unit which is tackling the cost-over-runs of Mater Dei Hospital with contractors Skanska....

Everyone seems to be getting on better with Libya, except for Malta that is....

A father of two filed a writ in court yesterday requesting the police to press charges against his wife after she left home with their two children....

A man, who was standing in for the licence holder of Black Bull bar in Paceville was fined Lm500 after pleading guilty to employing someone without a permit....

A man was accused of injuring two VAT inspectors on 20 September....

An elderly man pleaded not guilty to threatening to kill his wife and holding her against her will....

A Libyan man was given a six month-jail term, suspended for a year, for defrauding Maltacom and tampering with the company’s telephone lines....

Recurrent revenue during the first eight months of 2004 amounted to Lm469 million, and made up 55.6 per cent of this year’s budget forecast. This represents an increase of Lm27.4 million or 6.2 per cent on the same period last year. At the same time,...