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Malta has registered 27 new cases of COVID-19 overnight, with 41 new recoveries also being recorded. This marks the fourth consecutive day that active cases of the virus have declined. Albeit still higher than anything experienced earlier this year during what was COVID-19’s first wave in Malta, the nation’s active cases dropped by over 100 in the

The Union of Professional Educators (UPE) has spoken of “a state of panic” within state schools due to the lack of preparation for the new scholastic year. Teachers entered state schools for the first time in the scholastic year on Monday in preparation to receive students, which will happen next week after being pushed back over the weekend. Some

A Dar Bjorn fundraiser has raised an impressive total of €1,436,955 to build a bigger and better home for ALS and neurodegenerative disease patients in Malta. The marathon fundraiser ran for a total of 12 hours with people calling in from all over Malta and Gozo eager to donate to the cause to build Dar Bjorn 2. The project will cost a total of  €5

Mr Justice Aaron Bugeja on Monday began hearing legal submissions to back a claim by 78 employees in companies in which former chief of staff Keith Schembri has a business interest, who want the court to unfreeze their wages. The two-hour sitting was attended by a good number of the employees, who could not fit into the courtroom due to COVID-19 restrictions

Tista' taqra bil- Malti . The Ministry for Health early this morning announced that a 91-year-old woman has lost her life to coronavirus, becoming Malta’s 32nd Covid-19 victim. She tested positive to the virus on the 10th of September and was admitted to Mater Dei Hospital on the 22nd of September. She then passed away yesterday. The Ministry said

Malta wants back a prehistoric shark tooth that was given as a present to Britain’s Prince George by naturalist Sir David Attenborough, saying the fossil should be put on display in the island where it was discovered, Reuters reports today. Kensington Palace announced the gift on Saturday, saying the giant tooth was given to the seven-year-old prince

As part of the 30th anniversary from the founding of MITA, the agency is launching a new brand image that will represent their past, future and also the way forward. “A change in design that represents an agency that must always move forward in terms of its technology, security and digital implementation. An initiative that brings not only a change

A number of schools have opened today, welcoming children to their corridors and classrooms for the first time in nearly seven months since the COVID-19 pandemic hit Malta. However, today isn’t the back-to-school many are used to with children and parents having to wear face masks, locate their drop-off zone and queue accordingly, all of which are

Students and staff alike will quickly have to get used to a plethora of new health protocols as schools start reopening – and rule-breaking won’t be tolerated. Frank Fabri, the Education Ministry’s permanent secretary, was asked about this possibility on today’s edition of Lovin Daily and his response was clear. “It’s very important that everybody,

BOV has just launched a new feature on its BOV Mobile App: Third-Party Payments. The new addition makes sending and receiving money even easier now – all possible directly from the palm of your hand. BOV’s mobile app is fast becoming the preferred option for the majority of their customer’s banking requirements. The latest feature does it all for you,