Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Tourism Ian Borg encouraged the catering industry to prioritise stakeholder collaboration, community engagement, skills development and sustainability, for a more resilient future. Borg opened the Annual Conference of the Association of Catering Establishments (ACE), in Qawra, under the theme,
The Nationalist Party and its media no longer need to appear before the Privileges Committee after a correction to an earlier report which had misquoted Home Minister Byron Camilleri was published on Wednesday, Speaker Anglu Farrugia ruled. On Monday, the Speaker had referred the PN and its media to the Privileges Committee after failing to issue the
In an age when the world moves faster than ever and personal success is often measured in career titles, income brackets, or social visibility, it is easy to assume that vocations rooted in service, sacrifice, and faith no longer speak to the hearts of the young. For decades, the number of religious vocations has declined steadily across Europe, and
In the case CEB Metals Limited (C39556) vs L-Avukat tal-Istat et, Hon. Mr Justice Ian Spiteri Bailey, sitting in the first Hall, Civil Court, in its Constitutional Jurisdiction had to examine the constitutionality of the privilege of super invictis et illatis granted to property owners. In brief the privilege of super invictis et illatis is found in
The Lovin Malta Social Media Awards are back next April and we’re going bigger, louder and more iconic than ever for our 10-year anniversary. But before the lights go up and the red carpet rolls out, we’re on the hunt for our next SMAs host. We’re looking for someone with energy, charisma, confidence and a sense of humour — the kind of person who can
A stunning bicycle kick and two stoppage-time goals sealed Scotland's dramatic return to the World Cup after a 28-year wait. Austria needed a late equalizer to also make it back to soccer's showcase event for the first time since 1998, while top-ranked Spain clinched its spot after equaling Italy's 31-match unbeaten record in competitive games in Europe
The U.S. ended production of the penny Wednesday, abandoning the 1-cent coins that were embedded in American culture for more than 230 years but became nearly worthless. When it was introduced in 1793, a penny could buy a biscuit, a candle or a piece of candy. Now most of them are cast aside to sit in jars or junk drawers, and each one costs nearly
Curaçao salvaged a 0-0 draw with Jamaica on Tuesday to become the smallest nation by population to qualify for a World Cup and will be joined by CONCACAF sides Panama and Haiti which also booked their spots. Curaçao finished as the only undefeated nation in the tournament and finished atop of Group B with 12 points to advance to the World Cup for the
A new site has been found for the new Gozo court, Justice Minister Jonathan Attard told parliament on Tuesday. Speaking during a debate on the budget, he said the government signed a promise of sale agreement for the building that will house a "new and modern" Gozo court, marking the potential start of a solution to a saga that has dragged on for years
Over 15,000 book vouchers were used in this year's National Book Festival, the Minister for Education, Clifton Grima, revealed on Tuesday. Book vouchers, valued at €20 each, were distributed to youths between the ages of 5-16 years old to incentivise reading during this annual festival. These vouchers were only able to be used on book purchases during
