A hall packed with enthusiastic Labour supporters amid a sea of red flags welcomed Labour leader Dr Alfred Sant’s call for the Maltese nation to be truly united in its protest against the discredited policies of the PN government....

A Gozitan man was arrested on Tuesday afternoon after the police drug squad seized just under two kilogrammes of cannabis resin following weeks of observation....

In the fourth quarter of 2004, the internet subscriptions index rose by 12.3 per cent from 232.3 in 2003 to 249.2 in 2004, figures released yesterday by the National Statistics Office show. ...

Din l-Art Helwa is organising a number of events to celebrate its 40th anniversary. ...

The environment is an issue that keeps bobbing up from time to time like a fisherman’s cork...

The Chamber of Small and Medium Enterprises has praised the government’s decision to issue another legal notice amending the eco-tax legislation and expressed its hope that before implementing other measures in the future, the government would consider co...

Electricity supply was restored to all localities by 1.45am yesterday after an electrical breakdown caused a power black-out on Tuesday evening, Enemalta Corporation said yesterday....

Hewlett Packard, which already has a strong share on the local market, is prepared to invest more in Malta, Eastern Europe market chief executive officer Rudy Kozak said yesterday....

go mobile and Hewlett Packard, the multinational IT giant, yesterday signed an agreement for the installation of an Interactive Voice Response (IVP) platform, a technology that could integrate a host of communication systems into one and enhance go mobile...

The Marsascala local council claimed the in-Nazzjon editorial published on 22 January, entitled Anqas muntanji ta’ skart, u anqas irwejjah f’Wied il-Ghajn (Fewer mountains of waste, and less bad odours in Marsascala), is libellous....