The accused had approached his victim at a fast food restaurant and offered to pay for his medical treatment

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advised against travel to Malta, based on rising numbers of COVID-19 cases

Academic staff want remote learning, while students want the University of Malta to rethink its campus-only exam policy for quarantined students

Julia Farrugia Portelli: 'It is shameful that we still have such racism among us'

The charity group issued an appeal for prayers on Wednesday morning

After years of empty promises, an updated sexual health policy is nowhere to be seen; and still does not appear to be on the horizon after it was sent back to the drawing board because it was based on 12-year-old studies

The real benchmark by which we measure the public inquiry’s impact must not be the quality of government’s reforms but the government’s ability, and willingness, to hold people accountable fo...

Members-only credit card company with former Labour minister Chris Cardona on payroll is fined and ordered to stop processing payments and prefunding of cards

Police will not say whether the employer of Ahmed Diriye, who remained unidentified despite injuring himself on the workplace, is cooperating with the investigation

The Nationalist Party calls for more efficient and practical measures against the pandemic, wants compensation for private swab tests and shorter quarantine periods for those who test negative

Heart surgeon who set up cardiology department in Maltese public healthcare in 1995, dies at 70

Hugo Maradona dies after a cardiac arrest at his home in Naples on Tuesday

Libel case over unpublished right of reply to Delia blog post associating TUM Invest with Yorgen Fenech

PN education spokesperson Clyde Puli calls for clarity and transperancy on school reopening situation

COVID-19 update 28 December | 1298 new cases • 82 recoveries • 7,735 active cases • 82 patients in hospital, 5 in ITU • Vaccine booster doses 198,772

Ahmed Diriye was a loved family man who came to Malta in 2004, but in the days before his death he was relegated to Mr X in a hospital ward

Ray Sladden was appointed group finance director and company secretary at Tumas in 1998. He stays on as member of the board of directors of the company

Court upholds eviction of defunct care home’s ground foyer to original shopkeepers who signed promise-of-sale agreement

PN deputy leader Robert Arrigo said the government’s wage supplement extension should not be stopped before March 2022

Christmas Specials • Labour and its leaders have since the last general election enjoyed comfortable leads over the Nationalist Party and 2021 has confirmed this to be somewhat of a new normal