The idea of forgiving someone who has hurt you may be hard to grapple with, particularly if the pain caused by an individual or group is something you're still struggling with. However, this indignant...

This week we all read about the grotesque projects that are intended to destroy the local character, culture and history.  One of these will completely entrench the famous “Ghajn...

The latest release of the nation’s latest census, taken in 2021, has revealed just how fast construction has been taking place in this country. It found that a steady growth of 7,345...

This collection of works, entitled Innerscapes, will show a different perspective from Fabio Borg's solo exhibition last October, Landmarks. Even though some paintings consisting of recognisable...

Xwejni u Bnadi Ohra (Xwejni and Other Whereabouts) is a contemporary fine jewellery exhibition by jewellery designer/maker Nadège Renée Cassar.  In the second solo jewellery...

There is a solution to the waste problem, we were told. “Freeze your waste” and there will be no bad odours in the house.  This was said by the CEO of Wasteserv, Richard Bilocca,...

A Maltese language expert has taken legal action over the appointment of former PBS head of news Norma Saliba as head of a new agency which is tasked with safeguarding the Maltese language. The...

31 August marks the United Nations' International Day for People of African Descent, an occasion to celebrate the remarkable contributions of individuals from the African Diaspora and acknowledge the...

It has been over three months since the coronation of King Charles III in the United Kingdom. In the run up to the coronation day - another example of British pomp and circumstance - plenty engaged in...

Last week, The Malta Chamber of Commerce issued a statement about Malta, and the tourism sector in particular. In this statement, it highlighted the need for Malta’s image to be fixed and...