When we speak about Literacy, we are referring to a tool which is essential for survival and social change of an individual. UNESCO defines literacy as a means of identification, understanding,...

We are all aware of the recent Financial Action Task Force (FATF) outcome. Whilst acknowledging our misgivings, pointing figures and engaging in a dire process of scaremongering is utterly futile....

Yesterday was for many of us the new Freedom Day – it brought freedom from those dreaded facemasks we have been wearing for months, and which have become more of a nuisance in the ongoing...

"In many ways my life over the Covid period remained as it always was. There was very little change considering the events going on around me. I have been working from home for quite a few years on a...

This book is a selection of blog posts published on Truth be Told (Manueldelia.com) from its beginning on 6 June 2017 to the first months of this year. In other words, with remarkable prescience,...

A man, a sculptor and painter, a father... but also a devoted and dedicated teacher till the very end. This was Maltese artist Joseph Casha, an infinity of talent, creativity and generosity in sharing...

A webinar led by celebrated author, journalist and historian Sir Max Hastings has raised more than €10,000 in aid of the Save the Valletta Skyline Appeal. The exclusive online event, which...

Having missed out on their annual appointment at San Anton Gardens last year, due to the pandemic, the Malta Amateur Dramatic Club (MADC) will finally make its eagerly-anticipated return to the local...

Another scholastic year has come to an end. Thousands of children can now look forward to a summer of fun, playing and staying up longer than usual until they return to their classes in...

A very worrying statistic emerged this week on Eurostat, revealing that Malta had the highest amount of early school leavers in the European Union in 2020. In 2020, the highest shares of early...