ElectroGas Malta, the private consortium that has struck a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) and a Gas Supply Agreement (GSA) with the Labour government, will continue to receive regular payments from...

The 2016 budget speeches by Prime Minister Joseph Muscat and Opposition Leader Simon Busuttil were characterised by punch and counter-punch over a number of headline economic figures. The Prime...

The lack of connectivity between Malta and Gozo is turning the smaller island into an old people’s home, Gozo Business Chamber President Michael Grech told The Malta Independent on...

Malta’s six European Parliament members are obliged by their respective local political parties to publish audited accounts of their expense claims, yet five of them rejected a move to subject...

With the Prime Minister having confirmed this week that the inquiry into the Gaffarena Old Mint Street scandal has been concluded, and that the matter is in the hands of the Auditor-General, many are...

A British paedophile who planned to buy a one-way flight ticket to Malta had his plans scuppered after a British court jailed him jailed for 10 months for breaching a court order designed to keep him...

The Malta Book Festival will close its doors earlier than planned because of security issues related to the holding of the Europe-Africa summit to be held a few days later. In a statement on its...

The Broadcasting Authority has put a halt to a number of radio spots commissioned by the Embryo Protection Act Malta.  In its decision, the BA said the voice of a minor can be heard in a number...

Finance Minister Edward Scicluna today said that investors need to be offered more education and protection in order to minimise their risks when investing.  He was speaking at a conference...

The fighting between the GWU and UHM to have the representation of the workers at Malta Public Transport is hindering the company from implementing the new services and improvements, which are ready...