Enemalta has advised that a scheduled power disruption may take place in parts of Victoria due to maintenance... The post Scheduled power cut for parts of Victoria Wednesday appeared first on Gozo News.

As from the next scholastic year the grant given to school principals to help support vulnerable students will... The post Funds to help support vulnerable students to rise to €30,000 appeared first on Gozo News.

Bank of Valletta is participating in the 2026 SkolaSajf programme which is expected to reach around 700 children... The post Bank of Valletta brings financial literacy and scam awareness to 30 SkolaSajf Centres appeared first on Gozo News...

Mark Anthony Sammut Shadow Minister for Energy and the Environment and Darren Carabott Shadow Minister for the Economy,... The post Power cuts in Gozo are now also affecting communications – PN appeared first on Gozo News.

Momentum has said that the electricity grid should include concurrent expansion and improvement of network management and information... The post Electricity grid should include concurrent expansion and improvement – Momentum appear...

Madam Justice Edwina Grima will begin addressing the jurors this morning to provide her legal directions before sending them to deliberate their verdict.  Businessman Yorgen Fenech, 44, is facing trial after pleading not guilty to complicit...

Employer organisations have warned that changes to Malta's COLA mechanism aimed at better reflecting rising living costs could place further pressure on businesses, with export-oriented companies in particular at risk of being squeezed by higher labo...

At least eight people have died after a ferry carrying nearly 270 passengers and crew capsized off the coast of the breakaway north of ethnically divided Cyprus on Sunday, Turkish media reported.Unal Ustel, the north's Turkish Cypriot prime minister,...

Gozo Bishop Anton Teuma warned against judging people or situations without knowing the facts, saying people should first understand what has happened before reaching conclusions.His comments came during a homily on Saturday, days after he came under...

The now long-running debate surrounding the government's proposed planning reforms has often focused on how the changes could affect development, permits, appeals and the rights of residents and applicants.Yet amid all these arguments, the Chamber of...

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The Planning Authority board is expected to decide on 26 March whether to grant an outline permit for what could become Malta’s first crematorium, following a case officer’s recommendation to approve the project in principle

The Italian secret service has warned of 'automated radicalisation' of individuals through the use of generative artificial intelligence that eliminates the need for human interaction.

Woman handed three-year suspended sentence after court finds her guilty of inducing her own abortion using medication in early 2024

'Forcing citizens to rely on the arbitrary mercy of one man is a circumvention of our democratic institutions'

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Assailant recently lost family members in an Israeli strike in Lebanon, where 687 people were killed in recent days