Nexia BT – the company that gave “politically naïve and very insensitive” advice to Konrad Mizzi and Keith Schembri on setting up companies in secretive Panama, was paid more...

Parliamentary Secretary Ian Borg this evening tabled a number of documents related to the controversial development of his house in the limits of Rabat.  The documents include contracts for...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat announced an investment of €30 million for the extension of the Playmobile factory. Playmobil was set up in Malta back in 1971. Last year, the company produced...

The government yesterday decided to abandon the idea of siting a temporary engineered landfill near Mnajdra Temples since the quality of the rock at Ghallis, where the permanent landfill is to be situated, was not as good as was originally thought an...

The Maltese people on Saturday have the chance to strengthen their voice and grow in Europe, and this should be done by voting for all Nationalist Party candidates, who will be the country’s best representatives in the EP, Prime Minister Lawrence Gon...

The well-deserved embellishment project at Paceville, the mecca of entertainment in Malta, will be completed on schedule, by the end of this month, Resources and Infrastructure Minister Ninu Zammit said yesterday....

A fault which developed in a 33kv surge diverter in Gudja yesterday triggered a domino effect which killed energy supply from both power stations, leaving Malta and Gozo without electricity for up to four hours....

Two vans burst into flames after colliding on the Hal Far road in Birzebbugia. One driver was seriously injured but is not in a critical condition....

We are selling our produce at very low prices and the government subsidies are not doing much to compensate, farmers from Manikata explained to Malta Labour Party leader Alfred Sant yesterday....

Malta Labour Party candidates did not have the courage to be honest with themselves and the Maltese people and admit that they had voted against Malta’s accession to the European Union, said Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday....