Heritage Malta is breaking new ground in its series of lectures by introducing another subject: the medical history of our islands, more precisely, the history of dentistry practice in Malta...

Five students were yesterday jailed for one month, suspended for a year, after they pleaded guilty to bullying a fellow student at the MCAST college in Corradino....

Archbishop elect Paul Cremona greets a child in Cospicua, while Senglea Archpriest (left) look on. Father Cremona was given a warm welcome...

Malta and Gozo were yesterday flooded in a deluge of rain that hit the islands at about 7am. The Civil Protection Department said that they received five frantic calls for help from ...

Society is not always appreciative of graduates, and together with academic qualifications, employers often ask for a certain amount of experience, new B.Com (Hons.) Management graduate Matthew Castillo said during yesterday’s graduation ceremony....

Today, we celebrate the feast of the Immaculate Conception of Mary, who goes on to become the main protagonist in the Nativity Scene. ...

Sylvana Brannon, managing director of Smart Cells (Malta) Ltd., has won the third edition of JCI Malta’s The Outstanding Young Person of the Year Award (TOYP)....

It is the government’s aim to create the best possible environment to help foster entrepreneurial skills, said parliamentary secretary Edwin Vassallo yesterday....

The Malta Environment & Planning Authority (MEPA) determined 625 applications in November and received 673 new applications. The net pending caseload at the end of the month was 4,631....

Joseph Muscat, the Member of the European Parliament responsible for penning the report on the proposed Regulation aimed at curbing mobile telephone roaming costs, has just published his first Working Document on the subject....