Delimara 4 trip causes brief power cut across Malta
Enemalta says power was fully restored at 10:50am
‘Delighted’ developers hail ‘most successful February’ for real estate in Malta’s history
2024 is shaping up to be an excellent year for Maltese property, according to the Malta Development Association
Malta-headquartered gaming company fined €19.6m by Dutch gambling regulator
Gammix Limited has strongly refuted the fine, saying it was based on ‘“falsified data, extreme inaccuracy and highly suspect mathematics’
MFSA Company Service Providers reform ‘reduces sector’s risk levels’
As a result of the reform, all professionals and individuals operating as CSPs are now being captured within the MFSA’s ...
Sofia inquiry shows need for construction contractor insurance, say insurance brokers
The Association of Insurance Brokers was ‘disappointed’ in the ‘watered down’ legislation for contractors’ licensing
Malta bottle return scheme smashes targets, exporting 9,250 tonnes of waste for recycling in 2023
The Beverage Container Return Scheme, while still controversial, has been wildly successful
Stop renting and buy your own: New €150 grant launched for purchase of private e-kick scooters
Minister Chris Bonett stated that e-kick scooters remain part of mobility mix as as alternative and sustainable means of transport
Time’s up: From today, rental e-kick scooters are officially banned
From now on, only purchased scooters are permitted on the streets
Central Bank finds annual growth in business activity to be lower than average
Price expectations rose among retailers and in the construction sector
Mazzit may get special certification as a typically Maltese product
The MCCAA has launched a public consultation about the mazzit’s Protected Geographical Indication rating
Byron Camilleri takes over employment portfolio amidst Sofia inquiry fallout
‘The decision was primarily taken to strengthen the coordination between Government entities’
Real estate activity fell by close to 20% in last quarter of 2023
Overall, services turnover between October and December increased by 4.8% year-on-year
MDA calls for ‘detailed analyses’ of several recommendations made in Jean Paul Sofia inquiry
It described the report as ‘an important cornerstone in the modernization of the construction industry’
OHSA Chairman David Xuereb to resign after being named in Jean Paul Sofia Inquiry
The public inquiry commenced in August, concluded in November and was published on Thursday
‘Is this a joke?’ Locals infuriated with St Paul’s Bay hotel over non-Maltese speaking receptionists
While some argued that locals don't want low-income jobs, others stated that this is still unacceptable
Malta Enterprise and INDIS in the hot seat following publication of Sofia public inquiry
In December 2022, Jean Paul Sofia lost his life when a building collapsed on Government-owned land in Corradino