Last week Dr Alfred Sant unveiled the Malta Labour Party’s electoral manifesto for local councils. ...

Statistics issued by Eurostat confirm that in spite of efforts made to encourage more women to go out and work, the rate of female employment in Malta is still very low; in fact, it is among the lowest in Europe....

I wonder for how long are we going to be taken for a ride and pay for services we’re not getting. As football fans might have noticed, last Wednesday’s UEFA Cup match between FC Brugge and AS Roma was blocked by Melita Cable....

I am saddened by the fact that the Maltese have chosen to link religion with money matters....

It was pouring cats and dogs but the people didn’t notice. The air was as cold as the Titanic iceberg must have been but the people did not mind it. They worked to overcome the shivers because they just had to be there. ...

On 11 March, one third of the Maltese electorate will be called to decide the administration of 23 localities for the coming three years. Each party has seen to it that it fields the best available people who, in their opinion, ...

The tit-for-tat discussion between the Malta Union of Teachers and Education Minister Louis Galea this week was uncalled for and did little to tackle a growing problem in schools in Malta and Gozo....

I refer to the news item, under the heading “Indictment retracted”, (TMID, 16 February). ...

How odd it seems – or perhaps not – that the very same individuals who think that Mohammed should not have featured in those newspaper cartoons also voted to have the image of Jesus Christ on our coins. ...

Whenever a problem crops up, the government is usually the first to get the blame. In the majority of cases, we would be more than justified in criticising the authorities but there are times when the government is only part of the problem. ...