A group of Marsaskala residents write to Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo with their concerns over a design contest for the locality, claiming it is just a cover-up to satisfy business interests

Decision comes weeks after Malta was placed on enhanced monitoring on the FATF greylist

Malta Union of Teachers says it is ‘beyond disbelief’ that an inquiry board investigating the Education Ministry over claims it tampered with assessment marks includes a ministry official

If we created a technical team purely focused on Providing Ubiquitous Care, we can improve the effectiveness of the health system by several orders of magnitude

The government is committed to stand behind our researchers and academics and will keep investing in their talents

Transport Malta wants to reconstruct 18 dilapidated concrete piers at Mġarr’s Ġnejna bay, despite concerns by the Environment and Resources Authority

Working whilst sick is the primary driver of costs to employers: In Malta, mental health-related presenteeism is estimated to cost between €212 million and €252 million annually

Working whilst sick is the primary driver of costs to employers: In Malta, mental health-related presenteeism is estimated to cost between €212 million and €252 million annually

Politicians are put on the spot by three veteran environmentalists in a frank discussion on TVM’s Xtra Sajf

Crucial pump house at film studios forms part of €35 million masterplan

Strong indications of freshened groundwater offshore in south-east of Malta between Valletta-Marsascala coastline

After sending a request for travel permission, the vetting team only sent an email with information about quarantine

Court rejects NGOs’ and landowners’ challenge against 2006 building zone extension being exempted from Strategic Impact Assessment

Markets summary

COVID-19 update for 22 July | 166 new cases • 25 recoveries • 2,487 active cases • 4,302 swab tests in past 24 hours • 17 patients in hospital, one in ITU • Fully vaccinated residents at 362,923...

CCF admits blocking phone access to journalist by prisoners, lifts censorship after IGM intervenes

The man was passed out and drunk when the ambulance crew arrived to provide assistance

Let’s look on the bright side. Now, at least one Opposition MP has spoken out about the need for a thorough rethink of our country’s entire approach to immigration...

Architect David Xuereb will be appointed chair of the Occupational Health and Safety Authority, taking over from ex-MP Manuel Mallia, who is now Malta’s high commissioner in the UK

International Monetary Fund warns of pandemic’s impact on Maltese businesses due to lasting damage to firms’ balance sheets and impact on their ability to invest for a strong post-pandemic recovery