Actor and director Marc Cabourdin is no stranger to channelling the many quirks and foibles of life in Malta into his stage work. As one of the Comedy Knights, he has delighted audiences with...

It's March 2019 and the Gozo Youth Orchestra, under the direction of Mro. Dr. Joseph Grech and in collaboration with 7SPP and Festivals Malta, is once again on the road. The spectacular successes of...

The long-forecast weekend storm seems to be over. It reached peaks not usually seen in Malta – covered the island with ice, for one thing, and wind at Force 11 are not usually experienced in...

The government last week launched the much-awaited public consultation on cremation, which will finally see the regularization of cremation in Malta. The move may be seen by some as another step...

The MEP elections are less than 100 days away and after having been approached by the Nationalist Party to form part of the already valid line up of candidates, I decided to take the plunge and...

We are living in a consumerist society where with a click of a button, we can have everything we want delivered to our doorstep, from food, to clothes to appliances. You name it, you have it. Maltese...

One of the most terrible words in human history, a word which really can drives us crazy, is surely the word “suffering”. In effect, who wants to suffer? Who cherishes suffering? Who, in...

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This is exactly what the government would have the population do when it comes to the increasingly credible accusations of collusion between itself and the shady purveyors and manipulators of big...

In 1619, a trading ship sailed into Chesapeake Bay and dropped anchor at Point Comfort, Virginia. The vessel's arrival marked the beginning of the slave trade in the American colonies. It was from...