What is COVID-19? Coronavirus Disease 2019 or as known for short COVID-2019 is caused by Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). It is genetically similar to the SARS...

The Malta Trust Foundation has just received a consignment of 20,000 specialised face masks from China that it will be donating to the Prime Minister, GPs and NGOs to help curb the spread of the...

Malta has experienced an unprecedented rate of economic growth which started under a Labour government since the year 2013. This growth was a direct result of the determination and foresight by...

Whilst we have long been discussing and commenting that our values have been lost, one cannot avoid mentioning prostitution, for the simple reason that this is one of the oldest...

An immersive environment bathed in the light of film and shadows encapsulated the emptiness of the harsh silence filled with the totality of 30 artists, physically absent but...

Year 5 teachers and students attending St Nicholas College, Dingli Primary School, recently visited Buskett Gardens. Their aim was to report about litter found in one of the few woodland areas in...

Many have oftentimes asked why the national collection misses out on key works by 20th century artists. Indeed, such a relatively young collection, established 100 years ago in 1920 has missed out on...

The new measures taken by the government to shut down non-essential shops and non-essential services were very much needed, despite the ramblings of some arguing against such a move. The fact...

The term resilience was originally an engineering term referring to the ability of a material or object to be subjected to significant stress and to return to its original shape and properties. As a...

This year's Run the #WaveofChange campaign, which was set once again to tackle the increasing problem of sea pollution via a programme of fun events, has been postponed in view of the Coronavirus...