The Church Schools Association and the Secretariat for Catholic Education on Wednesday agaim  expressed their profound disappointment that Government has chosen to proceed this afternoon with the...

The intense heatwave enveloping Malta pushed demand to a record 741MW on Tuesday placing sustained stress on the distribution network as Enemalta engineers worked tirelessly to restore power to...

The government's lack of vision and serious planning for Malta's infrastructure yesterday humiliated the country on the international stage, even during a European sporting competition, the...

Repeated and prolonged power cuts across several localities are having serious consequences for families and businesses, particularly the self-employed and small and medium-sized enterprises, the...

Total cruise passenger traffic during the second quarter of 2026 amounted to 256,369, at par with the same quarter of the previous year, the NSO said Wednesday. There were 126 cruise liner calls...

The Insurance Association Malta said Wednesday is concerned that the latest Bill establishing the National Commission for Human Rights and Equality has been fast-tracked without renewed consultation...

The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (MHRA) said Wednesday it believes that the current electricity disruptions experienced during periods of extreme heat should be recognised as a national...

The trial by jury of Yorgen Fenech enters its 19th day today, with Johann Cremona expected to continue testifying as the prosecution presses ahead with presenting its case. Yesterday's sitting...

In a judgment delivered on 17 June 2026, the Court of Appeal (Inferior Jurisdiction), presided over by Mr Justice Lawrence Mintoff, overturned the decision of the Industrial Tribunal dated 24 April...

For yet another evening and night, the power grid was unable to keep up with demand as several localities were hit with electricity failure....