For four times in a row, disgraced former minister Konrad Mizzi has flipped the bird to the Public Accounts Committee and, indeed, to the entire country.  His refusal to appear before the...

Two prominent Labour personalities seem to be on the warpath on matters related to Valletta. Alfred Zammit, the first Labour mayor of the capital city, and Jason Micallef, who heads the Valletta...

The Prime Minister has finally put an end to speculation that an early election will be held, saying that one would take place in 2022, the year it is scheduled to take place in. This came after...

The number of new Covid-19 cases registered in Malta has been low for several weeks. This has meant that active cases have also dropped significantly, while the number of patients requiring...

A government spokesperson has said that all areas inside the Safi Detention Centre will be completely refurbished in the coming months. This comes after the Council of Europe’s Commissioner...

The days leading up to the presentation of the budget for 2022, in particular the Prime Minister’s address in response to the speech from the Opposition Leader, were filled with talk about an...

This year’s annual EY conference gave us two important surveys to chew on and ponder over – one which dealt with Malta’s attractiveness to foreign investment (which has plummeted)...

Independent MP Konrad Mizzi seems to be playing quite a game with Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee.  He first refuses – twice – to attend committee meetings over the...

One of the most talked about measures mentioned in the budget for 2022 as presented to Parliament last week was free public transport as from October next year. It is a promise that the Labour...

Transport Minister Ian Borg last week announced that there will be changes to the Transport Malta set-up. Transport Malta was established in 2010 to oversee all that has to do with the sector,...