5 May was the European Day for Independent Living. Deinstitutionalisation and personal assistance for persons with disability are two main subjects linking to independent living for persons with...

Our country is at the crossroads in choosing what mission, vision and strategies should be adopted to tackle many issues and challenges that the country is facing. In this write-up, some of these...

The first time Carm Borg showed his paintings in public was way back in 1994. From then onwards he did participate in a small handful of collectives, but kept shelving his inclination to exhibit his...

Malta’s population has reached 516,000. Its gross domestic product (GDP) will grow by 4.7% in 2023. It has been ranked first out of 36 European countries for online government services,...

We have an odd expression in Maltese which can scarcely be translated to English. ‘Traqqa l-pannu bil-qargħ’aħmar’, literally means trying to fix a piece of (presumably...

The Volunteer Centre in Rabat, my place of birth, is fast becoming a popular exhibition venue. Xaxa (Charlene) Calleja's sixth solo exhibition, Passing Through, is being held there. Her last...

What is wrong at Maltapost? I asked them if it is possible to send €40 to a friend in Ghana. They said yes, through Western Union. On April 26 l did so. But the friend messaged me from...

From now until the end of September at least, the Cirkewwa terminal will be full of cars waiting to board for Gozo, most of the time. It is a rather long wait for one's turn to...

No worker, in any sector, field or firm, should go to work and have his or her life or health placed at a level of unacceptable risk. This cardinal principle ties in perfectly with our economic view...

In my last article, I wrote about the importance of making the National Airline function by looking at three essential aspects, namely : 1. Once again, by looking at the management of human...