The Jean Paul Sofia public inquiry is finally underway. The Board that was appointed by the Prime Minister did not waste any more time and, in spite of the fact that mid-August is considered to be a...

Two major drug finds were repored by the police this month which are worth highlighting. The first was reported in the news on 6 August. Packets of cocaine worth €11 million were found...

Public outrage on a number of planning applications that have sprouted up recently is there for all to see. One here can mention the Birkirkara hotel, the Manikata application to change the...

It is a miracle that no one gets hurt on Comino every day. The haphazard, disorganised jungle that this small island turns out to be all through the summer months is a major concern. Year...

The ongoing road works in a particular road in Gzira were highlighted in a protest this week, and shows just how much of a shambles the organisation of roadworks really is in. Gzira mayor Conrad...

2022 was the deadliest year on record for road fatalities in Malta, with 26 road deaths. It was a tragic year that highlighted just how dangerous our roads are. In the first two quarters of...

Agreement between the government and the Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses appears to have finally been found over a new sectoral agreement. Discussions have been ongoing for a long time, and...

The results of a survey that The Malta Independent on Sunday is publishing today should be sending a warning to the government. It is now up to the government to take the decisions that are needed to...

Earlier this week, the Nationalist Party escorted journalist around a number of areas in St Julian’s, San Gwann, Sliema, and Swieqi in order to illustrate the dire situation with regards to...

The first sitting of the Jean Paul Sofia public inquiry was held yesterday. It is another step towards full justice and another step towards hopefully preventing such tragedies in the...