In my last article, I wrote about the issues that are making these islands unattractive and disappointing the quality visitor who would really like to be here. Instead we are attracting a visitor of...

There are very serious reasons for holding an inquiry into the death of Jean Paul Sofia. Maybe the Prime Minister's refusal to meet the opposition leader's repeated call for an inquiry is because...

The police and the investigative authorities need to get their act together. We have seen too many delays, too many mistakes, and their actions over the years have resulted in a distrust of them by...

On Saturday, 18 March, a total of 18 mini-companies formed by 16 and 17-year-old students representing their Sixth Form colleges will be proudly exhibiting their products at the JA Malta MarketPlace...

You would have to have been living under a rock to have missed the news concerning the court’s decision to annul the government’s concession to sell off three state hospitals to the...

In spite of being two separate institutions, the Ombudsman and the Standards Commissioner were linked together in a months-long saga which ended on Monday. Parliament gave the go-ahead for the...

In an interview with The Malta Independent on Sunday, Sandra Gauci said that small parties should try to take advantage of the shortcomings of the two major parties to make inroads into the duopoly...

The Nationalist Party has gone through a very tough time the past years. It failed to make headway in the polls, its internal divisions were being aired in public, and the public lacked faith in the...

The concept of a public inquiry is, now, not a new one for Malta.  After many, many months of campaigning, a public inquiry was appointed to look into the circumstances which led to the murder of...

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