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Former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat thinks that Malta’s institutions, or at least some of them, buckle under pressure. That is what he wrote on social media the moment it became known that...

“As a very dyslexic child, at school one of my small pleasures was art and then clay, my only Distinction at O level. I once modelled for a sculpture class, and was later encouraged by the...

The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Malta (MS Society) developed over time. Today there are over four hundred patients living with Multiple Sclerosis in Malta, although not all of them are registered...

In May 2019 the government of Malta passed a new law allowing for cremation in Malta. It is envisaged that until 2023-2024 anyone wishing to be cremated will still need to be sent overseas for the...

It was heartbreaking reading how Kevin Cutajar and Oliver Scicluna opened up about their time in Parliament and how their disability did play a part in their failure to get re-elected. Since our...

Undoubtedly, the next scholastic year will bring about old and new challenges. During this mid-summer period, school employers are focussing on the required workforce to open schools and to run the...

Reference is made to the letter ‘Traffic and Tourists’ published on Sunday 31st July. Malta Public Transport is committed to addressing passengers’ needs and concerns and has looked...

Since May 2022 we have seen over 25,000 laboratory confirmed cases of monkeypox reported worldwide. The WHO has escalated this outbreak to a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) on...

Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo said that more enforcement is the solution to complaints about loud music being played until late at night in Valletta. No, minister, the solution would be to...