Organisations taking part in a campaign to urge the government to increase the minimum wage today demanded a 3.5% upgrade for three consecutive years. This should be over and above any cost of...

WESTERN – Bejn rakkonti, bejn divertimenti, a new collection of ten stories by Alfred Sant was launched at Ir-Razzett l-Antik which lies in the middle of Qormi valley, where the first...

In response to the news that Malta once again remains the most difficult place to do business in the whole of the EU, Economy Minister Chris Cardona spoke of the simplification of bureaucratic...

Stefano Mallia has been appointed by the Employers Group within the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) as one of three rapporteurs on the Brexit Advisory Group. The Group has been tasked to...

The Paceville master plan in its current form will spell trouble for small businesses, Kamp Emergenza Ambjent said this evening. Another consultation meeting, this time for residents, was held...

  Opposition parliamentary whip David Agius this evening called on the government to prioritise legislation targeting sports, especially one that would strengthen the fight against...

The total number of students in the last year in secondary schools in 2005 is 5,682, Education Minister Louis Galea told Carmelo Abela....

Many of the protagonists of this year’s BOV Opera Festival are Maltese performers, said Manoel Theatre chairman Wilfred Kenely....

Enemalta chairman Tancred Tabone denied that he had been interrogated on smuggling of diesel, as stated in Parliament by Labour MP Joe Mizzi on Tuesday....

The Malta Union of Teachers agrees with many proposals listed in the Malta Labour Party’s document on the economic and social regeneration of Malta, an MLP statement said after the two sides met yesterday....