I had written expressing my pre-occupation on matters raised by a number of clergymen in what they described as the church leadership crisis.  Notwithstanding my human defects I do have a sincere...

Female genital mutilation – also known as female circumcision – was made illegal in Malta in January of last year. Yesterday was World Day against FGM. The law came into effect after...

Politics is a mission, but more importantly, it is an art. Maltese society, like any other society, is a collection of sub-cultures, of homogenous groups, of orientation clusters, and of factions that...

The world can only hope that the Islamic State has turned all Muslims against it after its barbarous and utterly heinous and callous behaviour towards one of its own. The shocking way in which...

With this country being 100% dependent on the importation of all its fossil fuels to run its power stations and the ever-growing number of vehicles plying the roads, the cost of that imported fuel is...

Today is World Cancer Day. Malta will join the rest of the world in remembering those who have passed before their time as a result of the disease. But it is also vital that we look ahead to the...

Mental illness can affect anyone at any time. Many of those who are struck with some form of affliction – be it depression, bi-polar disorder, schizophrenia or anything else – may not even...

The GO Cares Employee Fund has donated €4,000 to Dar tal-Providenza. The donation is part of the Fund's ongoing work to support various good causes through financial support and practical...

On 18 December a new conference hall, Sala Sacro Cuor, was inaugurated at Dar Qalb ta' Ġesu by President Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca. Present at the ceremony were the Minister of Social Policy Dr...

Following a seemingly never-ending 48-hour journey to Cambodia, it is quite certain that the question "who-made-me-do-this?" will pop up a million times to those who are holidaying. It is not the case...