The Malta Tourism Authority plans to continue flying Covid-positive English language students back to their home countries, a spokesperson for the authority told The Malta Independent. The first...

After a month and a half from when the vouchers were starting to be utilised, €16 million has been spent in vouchers, as 37,851 people are still to collect them from their respective post...

The International Monetary Fund has raised gross domestic product projections for Malta this year from 4.7% to 5.8%, a government statement said. As for next year, the growth is expected to be...

The Bank of Valletta branches of Balluta and Mqabba were closed today after an employee in each branch tested positive for Covid-19, BOV said. BOV said that the branches will be disinfected...

Former Chamber of Commerce president David Xuereb has been appointed chairman of the Occupational Health and Safety Authority, the government said. An architect by profession, Xuereb has worked...

More than 500 of the 2,300 cases of Covid-19 students are students in Malta to learn English, while the first 58 Italian students have been repatriated, describing their return home as the end of a...

The Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) has issued a call to find a second quarantine hotel as the one currently in use is nearing full capacity.  Currently, the Corinthia Marina in St Julian’s...

Over 1,800 people received the Covid-19 jab at the mobile centre, which was stationed in Zejtun on Wednesday. Deputy Prime Minister Chris Fearne said 1,824 had taken the vaccine. The mobile unit...

Minister Michael Farrugia has been discharged from Mater Dei Hospital hospital after he was admitted to hospital on Tuesday. Farrugia announced that he had tested positive for Covid-19 on Sunday...

The Commissioner for Standards in Public Life, George Hyzler, has concluded that the government’s decision to lease the Downtown Hotel in Rabat, Gozo, for use as a home for the elderly did not...