The driving licence racket unveiled in Court earlier this week is extremely disturbing. This is being stated in view of the sensitive information indicated in the testimony heard so far in Court but...

During this past month, a new and innovative trial project was underway within Malta’s bluefin tuna farms. The aim of this initiative is to utilise a new type of feed, which will help in...

I have never experienced anything like it and they, the directly affected, have never seen anything like it. Electricity costs going through the roof, something like £7,000 a year per house and...

Last month’s unemployment rate was 2.9%, the lowest level ever recorded in our nation’s history. This means that in July, the actual number of unemployed...

Controversy erupted because (if I understood correctly) as part of the financial cuts that the government will be making in its expenditures, the grant to the University shall be reduced by a little...

We grumble all the time because it’s been too hot – and still is, even as we know quite well that the sun could be the main and most reliable source of natural energy for these...

The minister responsible for justice has been quoted as saying that one way of addressing judicial delays that is being considered by government is through increasing the members of the judiciary....

The late teens are difficult years to go through without the right guidance so to have two issues related to this age group highlighted in the news this week is worth writing about. Acasual...

“Foreigners who break the laws of our country will be kicked out instantly and will not be allowed to re-enter the country”. “We will start to see how the Army will participate more...

The monstrosity dwarfing the Manikata chapel approved by the Planning Authority was considered acceptable by both the Archdiocese of Malta and the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage. Both the...