On taking office last March, one of my first tasks was to embark on an exercise to take stock of the situation in respect to the allocation and utilisation of EU-Funds which were available to Malta...

“Don’t come into the  Homework Room”   Come, sit with me. It has been an interesting week in The Salott. Many a time , topics are discussed to death, so it was a...

65 Young Reporters for the Environment, originating from 10 different countries, got the opportunity to meet together in Stockholm, Sweden between 23 and 27 January to participate in an educational...

A series of award-winning radio plays will be aired on local radio as the Malta Council for Culture and the Arts and Public Broadcasting Services Ltd have teamed up to bring radio drama back on the...

When looking at contemporary art the eyes are possibly the last organs we are called upon to use. Mere looking is looked down on today as far too unintellectual. From my kitchen sink I have nothing to...

MuDanzasBoleras is a spectacular show that serves as an overview of Spanish Dance over a period of two turbulent centuries. It also focuses upon the Escuela Boleras, (Bolero school of dance) a...

German ambassador bestows Michael Zammit Cutajar with Order of Merit   Michael Zammit Cutajar is well known not only in international circles but in his native island too, although he has...

After suffering such a big defeat in the last general election it was only natural for the Nationalist Party to go through a self-examination and change process. It had to examine in detail what had...

The news that the Labour government has announced that it will be starting the process of reimbursing those 40,000-plus citizens who had paid VAT on the registration tax on their new cars, was...

The government would be very ill-advised indeed if it is planning to play any more aces it may still have up its sleeve with respect to the Individual Investor Programme (IIP).   Malta...