Due to the upgrading of its telephone switching system to improve the telephone service, Maltacom customers ...

The Labour Cottonera Joint Committee, together with the Fondazzjoni Guze Ellul Mercer recently organised an educational course for children attending primary schools in Cottonera. ...

The Tourism and Culture Minister has appointed the MaltaSong Board within the Malta Council for Culture and the Arts....

Nibnu Pont, a girl guides’ campaign, will reach its climax in the coming days, when San Vincenz De Paule residence’s grounds will be turned into a camping site for 300 girl guides. ...

The Malta Employers’ Association (MEA) has reacted positively to the Malta Labour Party’s (MLP) draft plan on education, the party said on Thursday....

Over 50 per cent of the student population at the University of Malta during 2005-2006 is made up of women, according to a study commissioned by the National Council for the Promotion of Equality (NCPE)....

The Malta Labour Party (MLP) agrees that the Maltese health system should be sustainable, yet services should be provided for free, Labour leader Alfred Sant said this week....

At a highly entertaining event, celebrating the continued success of the Chevening Scholarship Scheme, British High Commissioner Nick Archer praised Maltese students who have followed Chevening-funded post-graduate studies in the United Kingdom....

Twenty-nine Bahar ic-Caghaq residents yesterday filed a judicial protest in court to complain about the inclusion of a piece of land in the locality in the extension of the development boundaries. ...

Labour spokesman on international affairs Leo Brincat yesterday said that any military intervention in the Middle East had to be measured and decisions not taken lightly, so as to avoid the crisis spreading throughout the region....