It is unacceptable to expect street residents to contend for months with dust, mud and mayhem in their street for road repairs to be carried out. That has been the case with Kola Xara Street,...

The past decade will be remembered for the rapid progress we made both in the social and physical infrastructure. Progress that was both a product of the experienced growth and a catalyst to sustain...

The Gozo tunnel project is still on government's agenda. On April 2019 the Gozo tunnel project received the backing from the Nationalist Party with Parliament approving a motion which was put...

“We performed an economic miracle” was Labour’s hollow claim in its 2017 Manifesto: L-Aqwa Zmien (The best of times). Muscat’s government performed no divine marvel.  Yet...

Standing events were allowed again as of this week, and ‘test’ events are to be held to determine the way forward when it comes to mass events in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic....

World Suicide Prevention Day is a day in which we, as a worldwide community, have the opportunity to create awareness around suicide, reduce stigma and encourage action which can reduce deaths....

Now that September has started, Robert Abela and Bernard Grech are once again behind microphones on Sunday mornings, sharing their wisdom and ideas with those who bother to listen in. With...

When iron-clad naval ships with thicker metal plating were introduced, more powerful guns came to the fore as Malta's coastal defences were upgraded to meet the challenges of modern warfare. The...

The Non-Invasive Vital Signs (NIVS) Monitoring project is a collaborative project between the University of Malta's Centre for Biomedical Cybernetics and Mater Dei Hospital. The project is a study...

Much has been written about the agricultural sector as of late, with the common underlying notion being that farming, in the most general sense, is facing a challenging period – particularly...