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Malta’s vaccine certificate rules will be relaxed in the first half of February for a number of establishments, Health Minister Chris Fearne announced in Parliament on Tuesday. Fearne...

The director general of the Civil Protection Department, Emanuel Psaila, is often seen in the thick of things when some accident takes place or a rescue operation is needed. But what is his...

As Malta approaches a point where 75% of the adult population will have received the Covid-19 booster, the health authorities are drawing up an exit roadmap to continue removing restrictions and to...

The weather may be a bit chilly, but it is significantly better than the weather front which battered Malta today 24 years ago. A heavy storm dropped over 100mm of rain and hail in most parts of...

Excuse the crude headline, but one has to say it as it is. Or as it will be, given that the negative impact of the law that Malta’s Parliament passed just before it rose for the Christmas...

Seven Covid-19 patients have died while 273 new cases of the virus were reported by health authorities on Sunday. Authorities said that two men aged 86 and 89 and four women aged 74, 81, 86, and 89...

“What I can say is that, maybe without precedent, in these last two years we have not had a single, not a single episode of bad governance,” Prime Minister Robert Abela boldly...

Prime Minister Robert Abela has made significant efforts to distance himself, the government and the Labour Party from its recent dirty past and from the Muscat era.  But this is proving to be a...

Fr Hilary Tagliaferro was born in Tarxien on 28 October 1934. He is the son of William and Censina. Fr Hilary remembers his early days, a child who passed through the difficult times of World War...

A woman’s €3,000 fine for breaching quarantine has been revoked by a court, which pointed out that the Local Enforcement System Agency (LESA) had no legal power to enforce Covid...