The Prime Minister yesterday toured Valletta primary school where new computers have been installed, aiming to have one computer for every four students...

“Alternattiva Demokratika is asking for the revocation of the Safi supermarket’s permit which was given to it illegally,” said AD chairman Harry Vassallo yesterday at a press conference held close to the construction site. ...

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi and the Malta Environment and Planning Authority yesterday appointed six new members to the Development Control Commission Division “A”, and left one incumbent member in place, in the wake of the entire board’s resignation....

The tourism sector, providing employment for about 30 per cent of the workforce, has not been given the necessary importance in the last few years. ...

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi and his Cabinet of 12 ministers yesterday sued Malta Labour Party Leader Alfred Sant over libellous comments he made to the media....

Labour leader Alfred Sant again claimed Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi is “a liar”, defying a libel suit filed with urgency yesterday evening and challenging Dr Gonzi to file another writ....

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday criticised the Opposition Leader for trying to make the people believe that a Nationalist government was going to introduce payment for the health sector – a move he described as “hypocritical”....

The informatics industry was being harmed by the capricious refusal of the government, through Investment, Industry and IT Minister Austin Gatt...

Evarist Bartolo, MLP spokesman on tourism, said Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi could not be believed in what he was telling Air Malta employees in a letter he was sending them...

One of Malta’s special naval friends, the strike carrier HMS Illustrious, will leave Grand Harbour this morning for a two-month stint in the Indian Ocean....