Robert Abela has made the term ‘establishment’ his rallying cry for the currently ongoing electoral campaign, alleging that this establishment is doing everything from declaring war on...

In 1987 with a new Nationalist government in power, Malta started a new leaf. Pretty soon all socialist restrictions were lifted. The University of Malta’s population exploded from a mere 800 to...

It took a couple of days of public outcry for an application for the development of a huge supermarket in San Gwann to be withdrawn. We need more of these instances. Last Saturday, it was...

Recent history shows that whenever there is a Labour government Malta faces crisis. Six leaders Pawlu Boffa, Dom Mintoff, Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici, Alfred Sant, Joseph Muscat and Robert Abela (though he...

The Malta Union of Teachers has given an ultimatum to the government. Unless an agreement is reached on Friday, the MUT will be issuing directives to its members as it seeks to pressure the...

Over the past semester, the eSkills Malta Foundation and the National School Support Services successfully coordinated 12 industry visits for Year 9 students across 12 government schools to provide...

The Covid-19 pandemic is still fresh on the minds of many. It was this very disease that brought so much grief to the Maltese islands and the world that prompted Anthony Zarb-Dimech to reflect on a...

In the seventh year of his pontificate, two days before his 65th birthday, in the presence of all the cardinals reunited in Consistory, Jean Marie Barette, Pope Gregory XVII, signed the letter of...

The Malta Eczema Society (MES) was established in 2001 with an important mission - to provide support, information and practical advice to individuals and families affected by eczema. Recognising the...

Over a few years I had managed to miss Tricia Dawn Williams' concerts, and many others, let me add.  I simply did not make the effort to go to Tricia's as I associated her with new music,...