This week I was appalled at the shambles that the islands' infrastructure is in today. There are roads that have been repaired, resurfaced, dug up again, repaired and resurfaced countless times; in my...

Over the past weeks BirdLife Malta's third Nature Guardians course came to an end with a graduation ceremony held after the 12th and final session. The question I always look forward to is when...

The Phoenicia Malta has long held a vision to be recognised as the best urban luxury hotel in the Mediterranean. Throughout the hotel's history - to date, over three quarters of a century long - we...

Being someone who assists individuals with their financial matters, I have spent a lot of time discussing the impact that it has on relationships. On a personal level, I can relate to this subject. In...

When asked if he was considering a career in politics, a Super One TV-era, Eurosceptic Joseph Muscat once had famously said that to join politics you had to either be a missionary, a thief or just...

Data science is a powerful tool that has transformed industries, improved decision-making, and enhanced our daily lives. Yet, as with any powerful tool, it comes with ethical responsibilities and...

Robert Abela’s opponents have claimed his backers include a cast of “desperate” former ministers and activists who are hoping that, under Abela’s leadership, they will revive...

This week I thought it appropriate that we consider how tourism, over the past ten years, has become a national cash cow that reaps massive rewards for personal gain.  The entrepreneurs are not...

As the years roll on by, one cannot fail to notice the fast rate of change our country is experiencing. Some, with vested interests view these changes as welcome and positive while others call it...

Life as a person suffering from Coeliac disease has its challenges, especially the initial phase when getting diagnosed and adjusting to a gluten free diet. The month of May is Coeliac Awareness Month...