Independent MP Marlene Farrugia, who last week was elected leader of the Democratic Party, was the guest for this week’s edition of INDEPTH, the programme produced by The Malta...

Dr Joanna Spiteri has been appointed as chief executive officer of the Broadcasting Authority. She replaces Pierre Cassar. In 1998 Ms Joanna Spiteri was conferred a BA (Hons) degree in...

The First Hall of the Civil Court in its Constitutional jurisdiction has granted €5,000 in compensation to a former editor of the newspaper called "In-Niggieza", after he was jailed through...

A man from Sliema yesterday pleaded not guilty to forging money and using the notes at various automated petrol stations on 28 February and previous months. ...

A school bus driver from Zejtun was granted bail after he allegedly corrupted a 14-year old girl in February....

A Cospicua man yesterday pleaded not guilty to attempting to seriously injure two police officers when he allegedly drove in their direction on 27 February....

Four Libyan men, including a 17-year-old boy – who allegedly held a 22-year-old Russian woman against her will and sexually assaulted her – were granted bail yesterday after pleading not guilty to the charges....

Two stevedores were ordered to pay fines of Lm550 and Lm500 for employing a Libyan man without a permit in February this year....

During the month of January 2005, a total of 8,180 unemployed people were registering under Part 1 and Part 2 of the unemployment register, the National Statistics Office said yesterday. ...

Zebbug local council, led by a Labour majority, has fulfilled 93 per cent of its promises in spite of the fact that the government had cut Lm18,000 from its funds, Malta Labour Party leader Alfred Sant said yesterday....