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Rumours of Trevor Zahra’s possible retirement have been causing turmoil within Malta’s circle of literati. Ramona Depares asks the writer, widely considered as the godfather of Maltese fiction, whether his Continue Reading
The inbox of the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage seems to be as overloaded as the office of the superintendence itself as it was rejecting emails. Partit Demokratiku said in a statement Continue Reading
The Venice Commission is expected to unveil its opinion on the state of the rule of law in Malta in December, Times of Malta can confirm. While the Commission has Continue Reading
Three local councils have been given €90,000 between them to launch schemes encouraging people to ditch their cars. The Pietà, Safi and Għarb councils were the winners of the Permanent Continue Reading
The October edition of Sunday Circle is out with The Sunday Times of Malta tomorrow, with a celebration of arts, theatre and everything that is diverse. With entrepreneur, fitness enthusiast Continue Reading
The number of early school leavers in Malta is the highest in the European Union – a percentage that has to be halved by 2020 to meet EU targets. Figures Continue Reading
Tourism Minister Konrad Mizzi will again not meet top European officials in Malta probing the rule of law, telling the Times of Malta he was “unavailable” for a meeting with Continue Reading
Stagnant political will, increased bureaucracy and lack of traceability at Pitkalija are some of the challenges that the first farmers’ organisation is flagging. For too long farmers been left to Continue Reading
