Over 2,600 people in Malta earn a minimum wage, a parliamentary question revealed this week. That number may not sound like much when one considers that Malta’s full-time workforce is...

We have dangerously grown accustomed to accepting and tolerating court delays with the consequence of delaying justice and, worse still, denying justice. The situation now appears to be verging on the...

A statement issued last Saturday afternoon by Nature Trust probably went unnoticed by many as Malta was hooked on what was happening in the limits of Mosta where yet another serious accident in a...

The aim of this book is not just to outline the developments that led to the decision by the people of Great Britain to leave the European Union on 24 June 2016, the endless discussions on television...

The Conservation Biology Research Group of the Biology Department, Science Faculty, University of Malta (CBRG-UM) highlights some of the serious problems our seas are still suffering from and the...

Malta and Gozo have been invaded.  Invaded by the clutches of the pro-business mentality that today’s political class has fostered, and by the clutches of greed as more and more businesses...

My solidarity is with all the families living in Main Street, Mosta for what they have suffered and are still suffering as a result of the works that have been going on for a long time in the...

The Malta Independent on Sunday reported that Malta’s new Parliament, with a record-breaking total of 79 MPs, is costing the taxpayer at least €1,460,819.7 annually.   Some...

A Maltese Literature Night aimed at promoting literature and reading amongst older generations was organised at Casa Arkati, one of the care homes managed by CareMalta Group, on Thursday 2nd...

Everyone must do their part to ensure an efficient use of water. It is a simple message, yet one which is so very important for our country. Malta doesn’t have rivers, doesn’t have...