As a regular reader of Daphne Caruana Galizia’s opinion page in The Malta Independent on Sunday, I am somewhat disappointed at the recent inconsistency of her articles. Daphne Caruana Galizia’s ...

I refer to the letter by Charles Borg titled “What does Mater Dei really mean?” (TMIS, 11 September). I would like to put Mr Borg’s mind at rest that many people know...

It is truly amazing what a selective memory some people have. I am referring to Daphne Caruana Galizia who mentioned the successful application of sanctions against South Africa to bring about a change of government there. ...

John Caruana of Bugibba is upset that Daphne’s opinion on Sea Malta was not the same as his. So he told all readers that as from next Sunday he will refrain from buying his three copies of The Malta ...

I read Fr Hector Scerri’s letter in answer to Charles Borg about the name of the new hospital “Mater Dei”. The priest tried to prove, as usual, by referring to the tradition of the church and not to God’s Word, the Holy Bible. ...

This has been an extraordinary year for the Akkademja tal-Malti. It has managed to achieve what nobody this time last year would have thought possible. ...

In your contribution “Bubble, bubble, is the Akkademja tal-Malti in trouble?” (TMIS, 18 September), you stated that in the 2002 elections of the said society I “was offered the post of vice-president, but shied away”. ...

Malta achieved independent statehood just over 40 years ago. Independence brought with it new responsibilities ...

I refer to Juan Ameen’s contribution “One of the oldest buildings in Sliema to be demolished” (TMIS, 18 September). ...

We are in the last hours of our fifth holiday in Malta, taken as before at Comino Hotel. ...