“We can improve our commercial activity by having better-quality businesses. ...

According to the Census of Population and Housing 2005, there were 21,040 persons who stated they had some form of long-term disability. ...

The Chamber for Small and Medium Enterprises, GRTU, is up in arms after being told that the Roads Minister and the Prime Minister were considering leaving the ‘old’ regional road bridge carriageway open for Christmas, ...

The armed robbery which took place at the Balzan branch of HSBC was a reminder that all had to be vigilant to avoid incidents of damage to property and injury to people, ...

Information Technology and Investments Minister Austin Gatt’s announcement that the surcharge rate and the fuel price would not shift until June of next year, following an agreement of hedging on fuel purchases,...

Bread, cheeses, flour, milk and pasta were among the food items that became more expensive during the period August-October, clearly reflecting the ever-rising price of grain in international markets, according ...

A 59-year-old man was yesterday charged in court with the murder that took place on Sunday morning in Pembroke at 11.30am.....

President Eddie Fenech Adami was yesterday presented with the first Official Maltese EuroSet 2008 Coins by Michael C. Bonello, Central Bank of Malta Governor...

The government delivered on its last pre-election promise to construct a total of 56 kilometres of roads during this legislature, with e150 million being allocated in co-financed projects for the next EU budgetary period, ...

Tug Malta said yesterday it has ordered two huge tug boats costing, over EUR50m in all, aiming to develop offshore services in North African countries, and in the Mediterranean in general....