The now former Deputy Chairperson of Malta Enterprise, Peter Borg, has expressed disappointment that no member of the Malta Enterprise Investment Committee, including himself, was called to testify...

On the first day of the national ban of rental scooters, the Ministry for Transport, Infrastructure and Public Works has announced the launch of a new €150 grant to support people in the purchase...

The Archdiocese of Malta has condemned what its described as defamatory remarks made on the ecclesiastical tribunal on a blogpost by Simon Mercieca entitled “Jason Azzopardi jingħata...

The Jean Paul Sofia Public Inquiry has highlighted the indispensable role of the geologist in the construction industry and has recommended that every rock excavation should be preceded by a report...

Five people have either been dismissed or resigned but no politician has as yet quit in the wake of the publication of the Jean Paul Sofia public inquiry report, which found the State responsible for...

The Chamber of Architects has written to the Prime Minister to request an official meeting to offer technical support to the government in the implementation of the Jean Paul Sofia inquiry...

A Maltese businessman is contesting a request that he be deported to Sweden to face charges of fraud, tax evasion and money laundering. Food importer and wholesaler Mohan (also known as Michael)...

The Ministry for the Environment, Energy and the Regeneration of the Grand Harbour and the Regulator for Energy and Water Services (REWS) are issuing new calls for offers for investments in new...

The Armed Forces of Malta are assisting a person who found themselves in difficulty at sea in Marsalforn, a police spokesperson told The Malta Independent. Police were called to the scene at...

PL MP Randolph De Battista said that he feels ashamed of voting against initiating a public inquiry into the death of 20-year-old Jean Paul Sofia in the 2022 construction collapse at Kordin. Last...