There is a difference between political principle and politicians with principle. Both are essential. The first relate to political beliefs that is why a politician chooses one party over another...

2019 has been a turbulent year, with one major event after another. The year has seen internal dispute within the Nationalist Party which has now seemingly died down, a PN Leader who was unable...

Christmas has passed and the road to the New Year begins, but what exactly does Malta have to look forward to? Well, for one, the hope that the new Prime Minister, whoever he may be, will be able...

There is an emerging consensus amongst policymakers, social partners, businesses and citizens that Malta needs to chart a new economic path forward. Certainly, the present economic model has...

One of the big conundrums in the area of knowledge management (KM) is if what we refer to as knowledge is indeed manageable. In the business sector, KM started being introduced in the nineties with...

The Central Bank of Malta recently issued its projections on the Maltese economy, saying it expected economic growth over the coming years to remain strong. The Central Bank of Malta’s...

The battle between the Church and the Labour Party in the late 1950s and early 1960s is a wound that still openly hurts Labour exponents. The story has been told from generation to generation, with...

Rotary Club Malta, now in its 47th year as a service club in Malta, was the protagonist in organising the Rotary Inter-Country Committee meeting in Malta for Rotarians from Switzerland, Italy,...

Shireburn Software has extended its financial support to Home-Start Malta, a volunteer-based organisation that offers practical and emotional support to parents with children under five years of age...

“The bus system no longer serves its proper public purpose, which is why a car and a driving licence are the lifeline of most citizens of these tiny, overcrowded islands”...