The letter by the chairman of the board of the Malta Environment and Planning Authority about the employment of Carmel Cacopardo as investigating officer in MEPA’s auditor’s office confirmed the insensitivity with which the authority...

The Malta Union of Teachers is up in arms against the government for its refusal to appoint an independent board to investigate claims that the heads of two state secondary schools and a state primary school are harassing teachers....

ASKLM, the Association of Local Councils Executive Secretaries, and Union Haddiema Maghqudin (UHM) ...

Education Minister Louis Galea said the government had committed itself to deliver the best quality education possible and the physical structures of the schools they were refurbishing were only part of the developments in the sector. ...

A 26-year-old Libyan national was charged yesterday with trafficking cannabis resin on Tuesday....

A 32-year-old man was jailed for a year and fined Lm400 after he was found guilty of trafficking cocaine and being in possession of cannabis more than two years ago....

Foreign Minister Michael Frendo returned from Libya on Wednesday evening after a meeting with the Libyan leader, Muammar Ghaddafi in Tripoli....

The second edition of the BOV Streets Alive is scheduled to kick off this evening, ushering a series of six consecutive Fridays during which the streets of the capital city will come to life with various cultural events and live performances. ...

As the audit officer at the Malta Environment and Planning Authority (Mepa) threatens to resign over the fact that the man he hand-picked to be appointed as investigative officer has not been reinstated...

Archbishop Mgr Pawl Cremona, OP, recently visited the Middlesea Group of Companies, where he was welcomed by the executive chairman, Mario C. Grech, introduced to members of the board, management and staff...