I would like to bring to the attention of your readers the fact that I filed a complaint via email with customer care at Air Malta on 24 November. On that same day, I also sent my complaint by...

Pope Francis’ two inspiring homilies which he gave on the ministerial priesthood during his daily Mass at Casa Santa Marta powerfully reflect a sacerdotal diptych. The latter term comes from the...

Evidently prompted by my letter entitled Justice for ex-National Bank of Malta shareholders: (TMIS, 2 February) Raymond Sammut asked the question NBM shareholders’ compensation claims –...

Since its founding in 1987, the Erasmus Programme has allowed over three million European students to travel to different European countries to pursue their studies in a new...

It has to be said. The Malta Union of Midwives and nurses was right all along. The previous administration had tried to make out that the nurses’union had politicised the Mater Dei overcrowding...

Time flies. Eleven months have passed since the general elections in March 2013. It feels as if it was yesterday that the Labour Party won a landslide victory at the polls, the magnitude of which has...

Maybe it is somewhat unfair that the Prime Minister gets dogged with tricky questions when he goes on a walkabout regarding some private sector venture.   That is, however, what Super One...

Sensual scents, delicious drinks or a romantic dinner for two?    What are you buying your Valentine?      Out with The Malta Independent on Valentine's Day...

I refer to the editorial ‘The Awful State of Radio in Malta’ dated Thursday 6 February.   Whilst agreeing with the editorial’s general thrust, it seems the author did...

Maria Camilleri, the former Labour member of parliament who for many years has been head of the Muslim school which was set up with funds from Muammar Gaddafi back in the Golden Years, has been made...