As I write, the voting in this year’s European Parliament election has not yet closed but by the time the paper is printed we would have got at least an idea about the turnout and later on about...

This week our Secretariat further pursued our endeavours to promote the abilities of persons with disability. Our Day Centres for Persons with Disability are full of talented people but as I...

There should be no doubt the Maltese electorate is gradually becoming a lot more sophisticated and understandably unwilling to be pushed about by parties and candidates who merely produce a dishful of...

As the nation awaits the outcome of yesterday’s vote, it is an appropriate time to focus on a subject related to this democratic process, which, thankfully, was highlighted by The Malta...

        Today is a day of silence. How strange for our island of "bells, yells and smells" to contemplate silence and be quiet… Actually it is not about...

        Pranksters playing childish games are just about fine in Opposition – you sort of expect that kind of thing from those whose job it is to throw bottles from...

        I am referring to that funny thing they stuck somewhere on Mintoff’s house which I have just seen courteousy of Daphne. There are some strange, though not...

This government needs a reality check. Increasingly more people, including many who voted for Joseph Muscat and the Labour Party in the last general election, are saying so.   After barely...

        Canvassing and campaigning is no walk in the park. Persuading people, listening attentively, addressing grievances of all sorts, while pushing forward their...

        In my contribution to the Malta Independent published on Friday, 12 July 2013, I attempted to present some arguments why we should vote in the May 2014 election...