Malta’s frontline workers in the fight against Covid-19 were very much praised in the past for their efforts in containing the virus, and are today again fighting to help keep the virus under...

The St Julian’s mayor did not mince his words in a recent post on the social media. Although he posed his thoughts in the form of a question, Albert Buttigieg knows that his outburst is...

When the Covid-19 pandemic hit our shores in March of this year, the mainstream media was at first unsure as to how to report on the subject. It needed to find a clear balance between providing its...

When, in the middle of July, Health Minister Chris Fearne proudly announced that Malta had gone through a whole week with zero new Coronavirus cases, we never expected that, a month later, Malta would...

Malta’s countryside has long been under siege. Threats of development, selfish individuals illegally dumping waste or bulky items, and just in general the sheer amount of litter one finds when...

In little over a month, students around the country will be sitting for the O and A level MATSEC examinations. Despite the Covid-19 pandemic rearing its ugly head in Malta once again in recent...

Prime Minister Robert Abela has gone on record saying that the situation with regard to the spread of Coronavirus is under control. We beg to differ. Malta had been close to zero active...

Friday saw the much-awaited return of Superintendent of Public Health Charmaine Gauci on Malta’s television screens, just over two months after her last Covid-19 briefing was held on 3...

The news services provided by Public Broadcasting Services, be they on TV, radio or the portal, have always been a subject of controversy. The slant given to news items, the importance given to...

The Covid-19 situation in Malta is becoming increasingly worrying, with a second wave now well underway.  The r-factor is now over 1, which means that one infected person could potentially be...