Last week, The Malta Chamber of Commerce issued a statement about Malta, and the tourism sector in particular. In this statement, it highlighted the need for Malta’s image to be fixed and...

The public inquiry into the death of Jean Paul Sofia has thus far been interesting insofar as acquiring the background to the inner processes of authorities such as the Occupational Health &...

A clear message was sent by two mayors over the past couple of weeks, one who comes from the Nationalist Party, and the other from the Labour Party. Both effectively said that councils need more...

Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo and Film Commissioner Johann Grech are trying hard to justify how a total of €46.7m in taxpayers’ money is being given to the producers of the Gladiator...

A statement earlier this week by the operators of the Beverage Container Refund Scheme said that close to 150 million beverage containers have been recycled since the introduction of the scheme nine...

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana’s statement regarding the need to move towards a new economic model last year, because the current model is unsustainable, made headlines But the minister was...

When, just before the turn of the century, it was deemed that St Luke’s Hospital had become too small and not adequate to meet the needs of the country, the Mater Dei Hospital was built with the...

The village feasts season will soon come to an end. They are still a popular occasion for social gatherings although, it must be said, the more time passes the more the religious aspect continues to...

One of the most often used phrases in the political discourse as of late is basically the government describing whatever happens to be the hot topic at the time as a ‘ballun politiku’...

The public inquiry looking into the death of 20-year-old Jean Paul Sofia has just started shaping up a picture of the competencies of government entities, yet in the second sitting, we saw the...