A man who has been convicted for various crimes in the past was yesterday jailed for two years after he was found guilty of nine of the 13 charges brought against him. ...

Archbishop-elect Mgr Paul Cremona will be meeting various communities this afternoon on his way from Sliema to Mdina, where a prayer vigil will be held on the eve of his ordination as Malta’s Archbishop....

The second and last group of the Kilimanjaro Challenge 3 participants yesterday arrived to a warm welcome home after successfully reaching the summit of the 5,895 metre Mount Kilimanjaro, also referred to as the “roof of Africa.”...

The Central Bank of Malta has concluded the contract with the Monnaie de Paris for the minting of the euro coins with the Maltese national sides...

The Chamber of Small and Medium Enterprises is receiving regular complaints from shop owners who are being obliged to change their cash registers or weighing machines in the process leading to the changeover to the euro....

The different cultures between the Church and the media should never lead to a lack of a positive relationship and dialogue between the two, outgoing Archbishop Mgr Joseph Mercieca said yesterday....

Pullmantur Cruises is expected to bring over to Malta around 30,000 passengers between June to September of this year. Pullmantur’s TSS Sky Wonder, which is the company’s flagship, shall call at Valletta 21 times...

Although Malta has made substantial progress in the road map to introduce the visa waiver programme with regard to travel to the United States, the introduction of biometric passports remains a prerequisite for such an end to be achieved...

Livelife wellness centre is officially open to the public and will be holding an open day on Saturday, offering visitors the opportunity to experience a uniquely designed wellness centre...

No fewer than 18 hotels in St Paul’s Bay, Bugibba and Qawra closed down in the last seven years and only four have opened, Tourism Minister Francis Zammit Dimech told Labour MP Evarist Bartolo....