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Opposition Leader Bernard Grech spoke of the need to work for new freedoms on the eve of Freedom Day. During a political activity on Sunday, Grech described Freedom Day as Continue Reading
Prime Minister Robert Abela announced that government will extend the Housing Authority’s equity sharing scheme – which allows the government to partner with buyers to purchase property, to those aged Continue Reading
The way in which the Maltese government brought in legislation against Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs) was “rushed” and there was no attempt to go beyond the minimum that Continue Reading
On Friday, Archbishop Charles Scicluna led a Lenten pilgrimage in Senglea. Hundreds of people followed the stature of Christ the Redeemer along the street of the locality, following which Scicluna Continue Reading
The plans for the future of Quarry number 48 in Valletta Road, Lane 2, Mqabba do not give sufficient analysis on the impact of its planned activities on the people Continue Reading
Today, a number of organisations, communities, and members of the public gathered on Manoel Island for the launch of the campaign Manoel Island: A Place for Us. The campaign’s launch Continue Reading
The measures announced this morning by Robert Abela’s Government fall short of offering real solutions to the traffic problem and fail to address the root causes: the excessive number of Continue Reading
The government on Saturday unveiled a series of measures which are aimed to tackle Malta’s traffic congestion, and include financial benefits for anyone who gives up driving. Announcing the incentives, Continue Reading
