As 2017 comes to an end most people would be remarking that this year flew by so quickly. To a certain extent it must be true that every year seems to be passing by at a faster pace and this is...

The saga surrounding the American University of Malta, which was controversially given title over a piece of pristine land in Marsascala's Zonqor area, took another twist this week, with a newspaper...

What with all the talk about the rule of law, or the lack thereof, in this country by the Opposition and its acolytes, one would have thought that this same Opposition would not leave a body like the...

In October Noel Zammit was appointed as Acting Chief Executive of Heritage Malta. In his new role Mr Zammit looks back at the challenges and the achievements that characterised the past year, and...

The Strada Stretta Concept: Giuseppe Schembri Bonaci's production of Puccini's Turandot Giuseppe Schembri Bonaci's Turandot once again challenged the conventions of opera, merging the classical...

It was December 2013 when the first Comedy Knights show hit the stage of the Salesian Theatre in Sliema. It did well, but no one could have envisaged the stellar rise of the show to a Maltese...

After an absence of almost two decades, the Malta Pavilion returned to the 57th International Art Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia this summer. The conceptual exhibition: Homo Melitensis: An...

On the occasion of the 350th anniversary of the death of the baroque sculptor Melchiorre Gafa, known as Cafà in Rome, a wax bas-relief bozzetto by this artist, The Adoration of the Shepherds,...

Il-Gżira l-Bajda u Stejjer Oħra (Kite Group, 2017) your latest collection of short stories, follows close on the heels of Nismagħhom Jgħidu, which was published last year. Were you...

It is that time of the year when we look back at the last 12 months, and boy oh boy was this a tough year! Over the past few years we have experienced an ever increasing workload. Journalists in...