Prime Minister Joseph Muscat spoke about how well the Maltese economy was doing, registering a growth rate four times the Eurozone average, while addressing a Henley & Partners seminar in...

Energy and Health Minister Konrad Mizzi today pledged that the government will work “day and night for the export-oriented companies to thrive.”  Addressing and event at the Chamber...

In April of 2014, a series of incidents where over two dozen cars in Swieqi had their tyres slashed resulted in one resident taking extensive measures in order to safeguard her home and property....

Between April and June 2015 (second quarter), Malta received 380 first time asylum seeker applications, 35 more first time applications than the first quarter. During this period, a total of 213...

As has already been announced by the Customs Department, that a new IT system is to be put in place in relation to clearnace of goods, the department said that the upgrade would take place at the end...

The Church Schools Association (CSA) said today it deplored the way that the MUT expressed its opinion regarding recruitment of staff in Church Schools by using “sweeping statements and ignoring...

The Parliamentary Secretary for Health and the Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses have agreed to start working on a structured database for specialised nurses and midwives as well as a specialisation...

The Malta Communications Authority (MCA) has today published a consultation document proposing measures that would enable end-users who are subscribed to an electronic communications  service/s,...

The Vice Squad and District police are investigating the alleged abuse on a 10-year old disabled boy who was allegedly beaten last week by a nurse at Mount Carmel Hospital.  Police sources said...

Among those worst hit by the current agricultural crisis as a result of the Russian ban on EU agricultural products are farmers and producers in island and peripheral situations.  Dr. Alfred Sant...