The government is there, amongst many other things, to ensure justice for the people.  To ensure that what is rightfully theirs remains rightfully theirs.  To ensure that things which belong...

Last Monday the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Anglu Farrugia, spoke about the need to use parliamentary time in the most efficient way possible. In his address to commemorate the Sette...

One of Malta’s most significant claims to fame has always been its intense connection with the Catholic faith.   The country has been known for its churches, for its religious feasts,...

Over 2,600 people in Malta earn a minimum wage, a parliamentary question revealed this week. That number may not sound like much when one considers that Malta’s full-time workforce is...

A statement issued last Saturday afternoon by Nature Trust probably went unnoticed by many as Malta was hooked on what was happening in the limits of Mosta where yet another serious accident in a...

Malta and Gozo have been invaded.  Invaded by the clutches of the pro-business mentality that today’s political class has fostered, and by the clutches of greed as more and more businesses...

The Malta Independent on Sunday reported that Malta’s new Parliament, with a record-breaking total of 79 MPs, is costing the taxpayer at least €1,460,819.7 annually.   Some...

Everyone must do their part to ensure an efficient use of water. It is a simple message, yet one which is so very important for our country. Malta doesn’t have rivers, doesn’t have...

Summer is now upon us and, with the Covid-19 pandemic practically behind us, Malta is seeking to restore its tourist market, which is vital to our economy.  But once again, the most visible...

The short answer is: because we are journalists, and this is what journalists do – they go where the story is.  This might be obvious to many of our readers, but we felt the need to write...