In April 2006, inbound tourism was estimated at 97,784, an increase of 10.8 per cent over the corresponding month last year. ...

A new working group comprising representatives from Church, state and private schools has been appointed to review the examination system for students who finish their primary school education....

The Chamber for Small and Medium Enterprises – GRTU yesterday hit back at what it held are false claims by the National Euro Changeover Executive Committee that were made in the local media. ...

Following Tuesday’s declaration that Russia is to settle its Soviet-era debts with Malta by the year’s end, it transpires that the debts owed to Malta by Russia amount to at least Lm40 million ($120 million)....

The new traffic management plan for the Valletta Waterfront was yesterday unveiled at the VISET offices with the emphasis being on organisation, very much like a choreographed dance....

A thing that is important for us is water....

The ocean is our greatest natural resource!...

The Maltese Islands are rich in late Roman and Byzantine burial sites, a good concentration of which can be found in the Rabat area, and the Abbatija tad-Dejr site is one such example. ...

As 1 January 2008, the date on which the euro will be introduced in Malta, draws closer, parliament yesterday began discussing the Euro Adoption Bill, which will provide a legal basis to regulate the changeover from the lira to the euro, including the con...

The Labour government spent Lm100,000 more on consultancy fees in 1998 to sell 40 per cent of Maltacom than this government has done to sell 60 per cent, Investments Minister Austin Gatt told Parliament yesterday evening....