Labour's propaganda machine has come up with another alluring slogan,  or according to the DOI  'theme,' for last Monday's budget speech. As part of the public relations exercise we saw...

"Drug pushers in Malta are divided in two sections.   Some of them come from a high class, others come from the street," one drug addict told me.  "Most of the drug business in...

In the sun-soaked landscapes of Malta, a digital renaissance is unfolding within the realm of tourism-a convergence of innovative technologies that are reshaping visitor experiences and redefining the...

A lot has been said about the Villa Rosa project, but much of it has been based on misunderstandings, which has led to confusion and public concern. As the owners of the site, we feel it's important...

This week the news was focused on the reopening of schools and university and the dramatic increase in traffic and chaos on the roads where the "Men in Costumes" (the Police) are nowhere to be seen...

With a population nearing 600,000, Malta's population density is now 1,720 people per square kilometre, up from 1,360 just 10 years ago, with all the negative effects that this may have on the quality...

In the corridors of governance in Malta, a digital revolution is underway-a visionary leap towards e-governance that is transforming the relationship between citizens and their government. Malta's...

A video showing the past thirty years of planning applications and approvals went viral a few weeks ago, as it clearly showed the unprecedented growth our urban sprawl has experienced in that time...

Since the local council elections of last June, Valletta has a new Labour mayor. Unfortunately however, the administration is already showing signs of stalemate for reasons yet unknown. The call for...

At the start of the scholastic year we start hearing about shortages in the education sector and how they are mitigated. There are always some creative ways of mitigating shortages, some of which find...