CareMalta recently presented the 2019 Quality Assurance Audit Awards to facility managers and staff members at each of its nine residential homes for the elderly. Being leaders in care since...

Two reports that were published by international agencies last week put Malta to shame. Or, perhaps we should rephrase that – the reports put Joseph Muscat’s government to shame.  The...

Harold Wilson, a British Labour prime minister, famously said a week is a long time in politics. Robert Abela is finding that out the hard way.  Two weeks have passed since he walked into...

Every time you raise your eyes to the sky, you will see the tower crane, a species that has migrated permanently to the Maltese Archipelago where it has found its natural habitat within the...

In the end, the idea to have Konrad Mizzi as head of Malta’s delegation at the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe was mercifully scrapped, the morning after it was first...

The year 2020 is the date in which Merlin Publishers' 2011 Young Adult novel MagnaTM Mater is set. The themes of Loranne Vella's novel - climate change, social media, far-right extremism, online and...

Late last year, a new coffee table book hit the international literary market, one of three major interiors books published by the prestigious Vendome Press of London, during the year's last quarter....

It's 29  February 2020 and, once again, we are back in the MCC. This time, The Gozo Youth Orchestra - in collaboration with 7SPP - brings you our latest project. Not Just.... The Wall, is a...

I find that one of the enjoyments in life is receiving a new issue of a magazine or a pile of new books even if you've ordered them yourself and the contents are no surprise. I love receiving...

One of the areas the newly appointed Minister for the National Heritage, the Arts and Local government, Jose Herrera, wants to focus on is marine archaeology, he told The Malta Independent during an...