The agriculture sector is facing a number of challenges. As a result, the prices of local produce is expected to continue rising. This comes at a time when the country is still grappling with...

Parliament is the highest democratic institution in the country. It is where bills, formulating Malta’s legislative changes, are discussed and voted upon, and where politicians are able to...

Rosianne Cutajar should do the honourable thing and resign from Parliament. Last Friday week, she was rescued by a time-barring clause which prevented the Standards Commissioner from proceeding...

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The Phoenicia Malta hosts art exhibitions every month at the Palm Court Lounge as part of their Artist in Residence programme.  This month, seasoned artist Kenneth Zammit Tabona is...

An invitation from the Polish Embassy in Malta to a piano recital, on the occasion of the Republic of Poland's 105th anniversary of the restoration of Poland's Independence in 1918, was most welcome....

On 20-21 October, the ELT Council organised the 12th edition of its international conference for teachers and other stakeholders involved in the English language teaching sector. This annual...

After the successful finale of the 13th edition of the ŻiguŻajg Festival 2023, the enchanting exhibition "Possible Worlds" continues to captivate young minds at Spazju Kreattiv for an...

Monday 27 November was an important milestone for educators together with the sole recognised union representing them, MUT.  It was no ordinary school day and it was felt as early as 6.30am....

The Maltese public has rightly been complaining vociferously about e-scooters since they were introduced. Complaints are mostly about haphazard parking, irresponsible riding on walkways and on the...