Sliema is yet again experiencing an uncontrolled surge in new building developments. The local council’s resources are stretched to the limit and it is becoming obvious that we have lost control...

I was recently reminded of Aristotle’s concept of anagnorisis, that moment in a Greek tragedy where the protagonist makes an important discovery. For me, the recognition came with the impression...

After twelve years of living in denial, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has finally conceded that joining the European Union was the “best decision Malta could have made.” But when given...

Last week, Dr. Simon Mercieca wrote a highly poignant article in this paper regarding our government’s recent, official visit to the new Libyan government now operating from Tripoli. Clearly...

Over the past few years, the Ministry for Gozo has embarked on an ambitious and determined journey to give higher and better visibility to Gozo as a unique and distinct holiday destination. As...

Learning and training has always been the key for quality service, but putting it into practice is what I have strived to do since being entrusted with the elderly and the disability...

Two months have elapsed since the Brussels attacks, in which 32 innocent lives were lost. Families of those lives lost were left picking up the pieces, their lives changing forever. There is no...

As a nation we tend to hold strong views on many aspects of life. Very often, we take positions on subjects on which we lack sufficient knowledge; nevertheless, we still tend to strongly air our...

Scandalous revelations on tax avoidance by multinational companies and the role that a number of European countries have played in facilitating this, has made the headlines. While some of the scandals...

People in politics are answerable to the people they represent, respectful to the high institution they form part of and, undoubtedly, loyal to the principles of the party they belong to....