More 270 students were slapped with an exclusion from one of the numerous state schools round Malta and Gozo because of misbehaving. Information tabled in Parliament by Minister for...

Victoria monti hawkers have filed a judicial protest following ‘flagrant abuse and grave violations’ of their rights. The issue surrounds their allocated space on Independence Square,...

A man testifying in court in the case regarding the Sylvester Farrugia murder said that at around 1.30am on the night in question he heard a total of four (what he believes to have been) gun shots....

The government today published the Memorandum of Understanding regarding a concession agreement for the Marsa Race Track, following a story published in The Malta Independent on Sunday yesterday,...

A Libyan man today pleaded guilty to charges of being in possession of cannabis resin, found under circumstances denoting that it was not intended for his personal use. Adbisalam Ahmed Sliman,...

A worker was seriously injured when heavy boxes fell on him while he was on duty at the power station in Delimara, the police said. The accident happened at 11am. The 57-year-old of Fgura...

Former Freeport chairman Marin Hili is suing Malta Labour Party MP Evarist Bartolo for damages over an article published in The Sunday Times that Mr Hili deemed to be libellous....

The Malta Society of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, with the collaboration of the Malta Trade Fair Corporation....

Although changeover to the euro still has some two years to come around, some companies are already trading in dual-currency and what has taken place in other countries (companies cutting corners and rounding off prices) has already started....

The Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST) has been recognised as a Centre of Excellence by the UK’s leading qualifications-awarding body, Edexcel....