Car ownership in Malta has risen significantly over the years. The government has responded to this issue by building more roads and this has led to an increase in traffic through induced demand....

3 December is the international day for persons with disability. Unesco’s theme for this year was Building back better: towards an inclusive, accessible and sustainable post Covid-19 world by,...

Can you thoroughly concentrate for a prolonged period of time? Are you mindful when performing your tasks during the day? More importantly, can you effectively control your emotions? The word...

e rent, pay the electricity and water bills, and above all eat. One of the mechanisms for this equitable and equal distribution is appreciation for decent work and pay, through which capital is...

Thursday saw the handing down of a judgement by a court on a libel case filed by actress and activist Pia Zammit against the newspaper it-Torca. The paper had published pictures of her in a...

We have asked these questions several times in our newsroom meetings – why is it so hard for us to get the truth from politicians? Why does it take so much for politicians to be honest? Why...

It was a little less than six weeks ago that Prime Minister Robert Abela “inaugurated” the Santa Lucija tunnels project.  Infrastructure Malta said, in a press release issued on the...

Violence against women and girls is rooted in centuries of male domination. 1 in 3 women and girls experience physical or sexual violence in their lifetime, most frequently by an intimate partner,...

It was a pleasure to stand with the Prime Minister and the Health and Finance Ministers as a grant of €5 million was awarded to Puttinu Cares. The grant came from the National Development and...

Virtu Ferries donated a second trailer, packed with essential food items, to Caritas for distribution to families in need in time for Christmas. The 40ft trailer arrived at the Virtu Sea Passenger...