Minister for Education, Evarist Bartolo, once again attacks MFSA Chairman Joe Bannister, this time in parliament during a debate on a bill to include the EU's Mortgage Credit Directive in the Consumer...

An electronic time recording system, which would log hours worked of public sector employees, has been identified as a leading issue of mitigating overtime and time-in-lieu costs, the public accounts...

Leslie Skipper, the Prime Minister's British Media Consultant, was part of the Maltese Eurovision Delegation, said Culture Minister Owen Bonnici in answer to a parliamentary question by PN MP Clyde...

A total of 590 valid applications are being considered by the Housing Authority’s sale issue scheme under legal notice 69, a spokesman has told The Malta Independent....

Hundreds of people from all walks of life crowded the Balluta church on Friday afternoon to pay tribute to Malta’s beloved ‘cowboy’ Vince Laus....

Maltese tenor Joseph Calleja is guest starring at Bangor’s Faenol music festival this weekend....

The newly re-structured Public Broadcasting Services will need some six to eight months to be up and running in the fully revolutionised model spearheaded by MITI, it was claimed last week....

It seems that finding the right candidate for the post of Manager News and Registered Editor at Public Broadcasting Services (PBS) is proving more difficult and taking much longer than expected....

After all the wild and not so wild speculation regarding who ‘must have made tons of money’ out of the purchase of the property at 25 Rue Archimede in Brussels, which will be Malta’s embassy there, and which cost the Maltese taxpayer Lm9 million, the...

The record of the proceedings in the case against private investigator Joe Zahra have been received by the Attorney General’s office, Attorney General Silvio Camilleri told The Malta Independent on Sunday....