Bank loan moratorium to be extended to up to nine months

January 15, 2021
by Robert Fenech

Borrowers have until 31st March to make use of the extension

WATCH: Finance Minister disagrees with EU-wide discussion on increased taxes to cover COVID-19 aid

January 15, 2021
by Helena Grech

He was speaking at a Business Breakfast organised by the Government entitled ‘Towards a New Prosperity’

Debenhams Oxford Street will not reopen its doors

January 14, 2021
by Solomon Cefai

Flagship is one of six stores to remain closed post-COVID

Scotland’s COVID restrictions tightened

January 13, 2021
by Solomon Cefai

Six new rules including a ban on outdoor drinking will come into effect on Saturday

Bank staff should be given priority for COVID-19 vaccine, workers’ union says

January 13, 2021
by Solomon Cefai

GWU joins unions already grappling for vaccine priority after teachers promised priority by government

Moderna says its COVID-19 vaccine provides one year’s immunity

January 12, 2021
by Robert Fenech

Vaccine producers also well-placed to adapt vaccine to new variants due to new mRNA technology

‘Ill-timed and unethical’ – MEA on removal of consultant from COVID Response Team

January 12, 2021
by Robert Fenech

'The health authorities have to be completely impartial to any external influence that may interfere with their judgement'

Second round of vouchers to be issued after ‘consultation process’ with authorities

January 12, 2021
by Helena Grech

The Medical Association of Malta had criticised the rolling out of vouchers while COVID transmission rates are high

Be Wise, Immunise! Malta Chamber encourages all elderly home residents to get vaccinated

January 11, 2021
by Helena Grech

The Chamber’s Elderly Home Operators Business Section launches an awareness campaign for residents to get their COVID-19 vaccine

‘Rather than mourn her loss, I want to celebrate her wonderful life’: Richard Branson on his mother’s passing

January 11, 2021
by Solomon Cefai

Eve Branson has passed away after a battle with COVID

Moderna vaccine arrives in Malta

January 11, 2021
by Solomon Cefai

Air Malta announces the arrival of second COVID vaccine

Working parents breathe sigh of relief as teachers’ strike called off, students back to school Monday

January 8, 2021
by Helena Grech

The Malta Union of Teachers had called a two-day strike last Wednesday following a spike in cases

All arrivals in the UK to require negative tests

January 8, 2021
by Solomon Cefai

Meanwhile, the UK has just approved its third COVID vaccine, produced by Moderna

Malta Employers’ Association calls for an immediate resolution to teachers’ dispute

January 8, 2021
by Helena Grech

It pointed to a lack of dialogue and preparation between the parties as the source of the dispute

‘Schools should be the last to close,’ says The Malta Chamber

January 7, 2021
by Helena Grech

A two-day strike called by the Malta Union of Teachers has raised concerns for both students and working parents

Bank loan moratorium to be extended to up to nine months

January 15, 2021
by Robert Fenech

Borrowers have until 31st March to make use of the extension

WATCH: Finance Minister disagrees with EU-wide discussion on increased taxes to cover COVID-19 aid

January 15, 2021
by Helena Grech

He was speaking at a Business Breakfast organised by the Government entitled ‘Towards a New Prosperity’

Debenhams Oxford Street will not reopen its doors

January 14, 2021
by Solomon Cefai

Flagship is one of six stores to remain closed post-COVID

Scotland’s COVID restrictions tightened

January 13, 2021
by Solomon Cefai

Six new rules including a ban on outdoor drinking will come into effect on Saturday

Bank staff should be given priority for COVID-19 vaccine, workers’ union says

January 13, 2021
by Solomon Cefai

GWU joins unions already grappling for vaccine priority after teachers promised priority by government

Moderna says its COVID-19 vaccine provides one year’s immunity

January 12, 2021
by Robert Fenech

Vaccine producers also well-placed to adapt vaccine to new variants due to new mRNA technology

‘Ill-timed and unethical’ – MEA on removal of consultant from COVID Response Team

January 12, 2021
by Robert Fenech

'The health authorities have to be completely impartial to any external influence that may interfere with their judgement'

Second round of vouchers to be issued after ‘consultation process’ with authorities

January 12, 2021
by Helena Grech

The Medical Association of Malta had criticised the rolling out of vouchers while COVID transmission rates are high

Be Wise, Immunise! Malta Chamber encourages all elderly home residents to get vaccinated

January 11, 2021
by Helena Grech

The Chamber’s Elderly Home Operators Business Section launches an awareness campaign for residents to get their COVID-19 vaccine

‘Rather than mourn her loss, I want to celebrate her wonderful life’: Richard Branson on his mother’s passing

January 11, 2021
by Solomon Cefai

Eve Branson has passed away after a battle with COVID

Moderna vaccine arrives in Malta

January 11, 2021
by Solomon Cefai

Air Malta announces the arrival of second COVID vaccine

Working parents breathe sigh of relief as teachers’ strike called off, students back to school Monday

January 8, 2021
by Helena Grech

The Malta Union of Teachers had called a two-day strike last Wednesday following a spike in cases

All arrivals in the UK to require negative tests

January 8, 2021
by Solomon Cefai

Meanwhile, the UK has just approved its third COVID vaccine, produced by Moderna

Malta Employers’ Association calls for an immediate resolution to teachers’ dispute

January 8, 2021
by Helena Grech

It pointed to a lack of dialogue and preparation between the parties as the source of the dispute

‘Schools should be the last to close,’ says The Malta Chamber

January 7, 2021
by Helena Grech

A two-day strike called by the Malta Union of Teachers has raised concerns for both students and working parents