MEPA notes with satisfaction that amid the declarations made in public, appreciation was shown that the Authority had provided ample space for public participation. It is indeed...

During the pre-budget dialogue held in Gozo by the Prime Minister, a Gozitan employer complained that Gozitans preferred jobs with the public sector. In the fourth issue of The Malta Economic Update of 2006, the Gozo Business Chamber PRO seemed ...

In spite of several reminders regarding a promise made over a month ago for a plausible explanation from the only (hard-worked?) officer in charge of customer care at Air Malta, I ...

It is no surprise that, as the prospects of a general election loom larger, a cacophony of voices from both sides of the political divide takes over the Maltese airwaves....

I am writing this letter now so that we avoid hearing and reading the reasons and excuses why MEPA has decided to allow the development and eventual destruction of Hondoq ir-Rummien bay in Qala....

Malta’s Permanent Representative Richard Cachia Caruana seems to be muddled and confused. In his letter of 17 June “Who has the last word?”, he makes a number of incorrect statements in response to my earlier letter. ...

The Ramla il-Hamra saga continues with stands by MEPA as well as Minister Pullicino seeking to justify the issue of a permit for the building of no less than 23 villas with pools. ...

The summer we are experiencing will be different from the previous ones. Parliament will soon rise for the summer recess, for the last time in this legislature, as the election looms closer...

I refer to the article titled “ ‘No inquiry needed’ – government” (TMID, 21 June). While acknowledging that the content of the said article faithfully reproduced the statement publishe...

I refer to statements issued by Din L-Art Helwa and Gaia Foundation as reported in your paper. ...