There is a quiet dignity in honest work. The nurse tending a patient through the night. The builder raising beams beneath a summer sun. The shopkeeper who opens before dawn, and the delivery driver who ends long after dusk. These are not just jobs. They are the rhythm of a society that keeps moving, even […] There is a quiet dignity in honest work. The nurse tending a patient through the night. The builder raising beams beneath a summer sun. The shopkeeper who opens before dawn, and the delivery driver who ends long after dusk. These are not just jobs. They are the rhythm...

Remembering when the country erupted into a national strike, fuelled by years of frustration over poor social and working conditions. Today marks the 67th anniversary of the General Strike of 28 April 1958, a pivotal day in Malta’s history and in the struggle for workers’ rights and national dignity. The events leading up to the strike began on 21 April 1958, when Prime Minister Dom Mintoff...

Analysts who spoke to us have expressed concern over this statement, as they believe it highlights a lack of competence within the Nationalist Party in terms of economic and financial analysis. Opposition Leader Dr Bernard Grech and Finance spokesperson Graham Bencini have repeatedly claimed since the budget speech that the Government plans to increase the number of workers by 35,000 next year. To support this assertion, they point to the forecast increase...