The European Institute of Education (EIE), local representatives of the University of Leicester Management Centre, announced that on the 14 July 2004 six of their students, were awarded their respective Masters degrees at a graduation ceremony held i...

A number of faults to electricity cables left various localities without electricity between Sunday and yesterday....

Since its inception three years ago, the Malta College for Arts, Science and Technology has indeed established itself as the leading and the largest centre of vocational excellence in Malta. ...

The Drug Squad yesterday arrested two men from Fgura and Lija, after they were caught in possession of more than two kilograms of cannabis in Nadur, Gozo. The police raided the men after days of observation....

Following the astounding success achieved last year and the year before, Malta’s only wine festival is back, promising to be bigger and better than the first two editions....

“We can’t really fulfil our ambition to serve as a bridge between Europe and North Africa, unless we have sufficient people who can write and speak fluent arabic,” Education, Youth and Employment Minister Louis Galea said yesterday, at the launch of ...

Ferrari SPA, an Italian company, has called on the owner of a shop in Valletta to stop selling fake Ferrari wristwatches....

A man was charged yesterday with threatening another man who had promised to give him money....

Parliamentary Secretary Tony Abela is to take legal action against Kullhadd journalist Glenn Beddingfield over an article that appeared in last Sunday’s edition of the newspaper....

Ergon Engineers and Polidano Bros Ltd, the contractors responsible for the first batch of road works financed under the 5th Italian protocol, were given clearance yesterday to begin the second phase, well ahead of schedule....