Government reports €55 million drop in income tax revenue
By the end of April 2025, Malta’s central Government debt reached €10.84 billion
‘Let’s not allow this great sacrifice to be prejudiced’ – Malta Chamber
The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry has reacted to the latest COVID restrictions
Closure of non-essential shops & services: which businesses have been hit?
Superintendent of Public Health Charmaine Gauci expands
WATCH: Closure of non-essential shops, services & gyms, non-essential travel to Gozo banned
Limits on public gatherings have been reduced from six to four persons
New COVID measures to be announced at 6pm press conference
Prime Minister Robert Abela made the announcement during Parliament on Wednesday
PN leader Bernard Grech calls for public health emergency to be declared as COVID cases surge
Dr Grech's public health emergency would allow health authorities to manage the pandemic with minimal political input
‘We will not be seeing three million tourists again for a long time’: stakeholders divided on lockdown calls
Malta’s daily cases reached new records, with 510 cases found on Wednesday
Following record 510 COVID cases, CSN calls for temporary lockdown, closure of airport
‘Economic impact of a lockdown is known, but the need for such drastic measures comes from previous failings’
One in five workers in Malta had access to flexible working arrangements in 2019
Men were more likely to have autonomy on start/end times than women
BOV to refund customers with dormant accounts and minimum balance fees
Says several customers were ‘unaware’ of these charges, introduced in 2020
Malta Chamber welcomes continued employment support, calls for clarity on ‘New Economic initiatives’
Chamber welcomes extension of support scheme till end of year
SME Chamber welcomes extension of wage supplement, calls for ‘more aggressive’ vaccination programme
The SME Chamber called the wage supplement 'the most important scheme during the COVID period'
Malta employment falls hardest in EU, despite second highest GDP growth
The number of hours worked in Malta fell by 7.5 per cent in Q4 2020 compared to Q4 2019
Transport Malta’s Gozo office closes due to pandemic
The Licensing and Testing Office will be closed until further notice
January arrivals to Malta down 90.8% year-on-year
Almost half of all tourists came from France and Italy
Increased demand for takeaway delivery sees cut service, registration backlog
After being unable to fill demand over the weekend, one takeaway provider compared gig work to slave labour