“After the success of My Life in Song last year, I thought I would never have the courage to set foot in a recording studio again,” the 72 year old explains, as we take a moment to chat...

Once more, childcare is being touted as the solution to the problem of Maltese women’s low participation in the workforce. I have read the facts, figures and comments swirling around the...

The Creed of Greed   Wherever I look, whatever I read seems to reflect one over riding quality – Greed. And greed is slowly destroying our quality of life. We are evermore in danger of...

The fact that the number of elderly people in our population is growing is continually made known to us. We live in the hope that services which address the needs of a growing elderly population will...

In his encyclical on faith, Pope Francis described the Christian faith as a defence against the “massive amnesia in our contemporary world”. This amnesia equally applies to those who fall...

The Maltese Augustinian Province, in conjunction with the Faculty of Theology of the University of Malta and the Archdiocesan Foundation for Theological Studies, recently held the 17th annual St...

For those of you unfamiliar with the series that has been described by the Guinness Book of Records as the highest-rated TV drama of all time, Breaking Bad is the story of a chemistry teacher, Walter...

In the light of the recent news regarding the issuing of the second call for the ‘Master it!’ Scholarship Scheme applications, the Malta Learning Support Association (MLSA) would like to...

It is an inexplicable fact that certain columnists have made a habit of disparaging NGOs. A common line of attack is an attempt to undermine their integrity by insinuating that they have a political...

In his letter entitled “Lacuna in our rent laws” (TMIS, 3 November), George Farrugia makes specific reference to commercial rents.   Article 1531D of the Civil Code deals with...