In 2003, Gozo Channel was on the verge of bankruptcy. Its losses had increased from Lm853,000 a year earlier to nearly Lm1 million, and the future of the company looked very much in doubt....

The scathing criticism of the conditions in Malta’s detention centres for irregular immigrants may be a blessing in disguise for the Maltese government....

This newspaper has already warned but feels its warning is still not being heeded: objective and strategic thinking must go into how Malta will spend her EU funds from 2007 to 2013....

The Malta Union of Teachers has made its point.The union said that on Thursday 99 per cent of the teachers followed a directive it gave them to report for work one hour later than normal. The...

The General Workers’ Union has finally been given the appointment to meet the Prime Minister. This will be held on Wednesday....

The blistering attack on the Malta Tourism Authority by the former president of the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (MHRA) on Tuesday appears to reflect growing frustration in the tourism industry....

Melita Cable plc must have been taken aback by the ruling given by the Broadcasting Authority last week....

The extremely successful Vocational Training Exhibition at the Trade Fair Ground last week highlighted the growing importance of vocational training and the important role that the Malta College for Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST)....

The government and Enemalta Corporation have decided to move up a notch in the fight against electricity theft....

Stiff upper lip. Everything is still the same. All get back to work. When the policies deliver, the people will change their mind....