The Malta Chamber of Commerce on Thursday had some harsh words for the government, calling for action on issues which are currently affecting the country. The statement showed, clearly, that...

Malta has been afflicted by overnight power cuts this week.  Some localities have borne the brunt more than others, with some places going three whole nights without power or having to battle...

The chief executive officer of the Gozo Tourism Association, Joe Muscat, told The Malta Independent on Sunday that “we cannot allow Gozo to become like Malta.” Well, it’s...

Monday night’s vigil for Jean Paul Sofia was a strong show of national unity. People from all sectors and all sides of the local political spectrum supported it in the lead-up to the...

Taking care of our mental health is a priority.  There are many factors which could affect our mental health – our lifestyle choices, unhappiness at work or in our personal lives, our...

Education and the economy go hand-in-hand. Our younger generations rely on us to ensure that the country we leave for them is one they could thrive in, where they receive a quality education, a...

When, on Thursday morning, we received a Department of Information notice that Prime Minister Robert Abela was to be interviewed by MaltaToday, and that it was going to be streamed live, it confirmed...

Gozo’s connectivity to Malta has always been a topic of discussion, especially for people who live on the smaller island who work or study in Malta. They must have quick and easy transport...

The matter of construction and development spreads far and wide when it comes to Gozo. A significant number of construction projects of some scale in a number of localities such as Marsalforn, Xlendi,...

A report by the National Audit Office showed that in the past years, the pre-obesity, obesity and overweight indicators for children, adolescents and adults registered increasing trends. The...