‘Reliable energy is essential health infrastructure’ – association calls for independent review after grid failures
Electricity is not merely a household convenience or business requirement, association says
Medicines Authority review of COVID self-test brands for sale at pharmacies expected ‘within hours’
Earlier today pharmacies were warned to stop selling them before specific brands received MMA approval
Wizz Air widens predicted annual loss, reporting high fuel costs & subdued demand
Pre-pandemic, fuel prices represented around a quarter of airlines' expenses
Another day, another traffic accident: Regional Road incident sees road closure, major traffic reported
Regional Road has been closed from the Paceville junction, direction Msida, with traffic being diverted towards St Julian's
Mask-free shopping on cards for summer as Health Superintendent teases lifting mask mandate
Charmaine Gauci hinted the final remnants of Malta's mask mandate will be removed as cases continue to decline
Fast ferry services between Malta and Gozo carry 67,259 passengers in first months of 2022
Passengers travelling between the islands in the first three months of the year close to pre-COVID figures
Hybrid IT is the future of business technology
BMIT Technologies' Matthias Attard talks us through benefits awarded by combining cloud computing with on-premises technology
Number of foreign workers in Malta reaches all-time high of 70,000
With more foreign workers on the island than pre-COVID, why does the worker shortage still feel so pronounced?
Superyacht linked to former-KGB Russian oligarch en route to Malta
The $85 million vessel is on its way to Marsaxlokk
EU reaches agreement to maintain medicine supplies from UK to Malta, Ireland & Cyprus
The deal allows Malta to continue importing medicines directly from the UK
February 2022 sees tourists spend almost €40 million in Malta
A total of 55,887 tourists visited the country for leisure purposes during the month
Right to disconnect: Employers favour review of current legislation, caution against one-size-fits-all approach
Malta’s social partners discussed the right to disconnect based on a collaborative working culture at a recent webinar
Holy Week festivities mark return after two-year absence, but tourism benefits may be sparse
Malta's religious traditions are a key part of any traveller's visit
Fighting inflation and rising prices a ‘marathon’, warns Finance Minister
Clyde Caruana says the Government will do whatever it can to restrain price rises
Property market sees steady growth in first months of 2022, but falling promises of sale could spell trouble
Gozo continues to have the hottest regional property market
Malta International Airport lagging behind competitors in passenger recovery
The airport welcomed 316,713 passengers in March