Monthly Archives: April 2023
Six injured when car hits pole
Six young people were injured when they car they were travelling in collided with a pole.
The accident happened near Ta'Qali shortly before midnight on...
France approves rise in pension age
France has approved the pension reforms which sees the pension age rise from 61 to 64.
French President Emmanuel Macron signed the new law, which...
Music Exchange Camp free of charge for Maltese and Gozitan singers and composers aged...
For the first time, Public Broadcasting Services Ltd. will be organising a Music Exchange Camp free of charge for Maltese and Gozitan singers and...
The first edition of Springtime in Gozo is launched – several events that will...
The Minister for Gozo Clint Camilleri launched the first edition of Springtime in Gozo, another program of activities in Gozo for the spring time....
B’Kara clinch second place: the rest scramble for position
Birkirkara clinched second place in the BOV Premiership, behind champions Hamrun Spartans, and secured their spot in European competition next season.
A comfortable two goal...
Turtle dove spring hunting ruling expected on Monday
The opening of a hunting season for turtle doves, due to begin on Monday,will be delayed after a judge confirmed that he will rule...
Emergency Arbitration orders Steward to pay government costs
The Government of Malta has defeated an International Chamber of Commerce Emergency Arbitration proceeding brought by (1) Steward Malta Limited; (2) Steward Malta Management...
B’Kara’s women win Assikura Best Player for February
Birkirkara forward Brisa Campos is proving her worth in the Assikura Women’s League after being named best player for February.
Birkirkara signed the Argentine-born player...
General Assembly approves changes to composition of National League: 12 teams in Premier League...
The composition of the National League was one of the main items on the agenda of the first Malta FA General Assembly for this...
Persons with disabilities successfully complete a training program from the Way to Work service
A group of 11 people, seven men and four women, whose age varies from 17 to 44 years, are the first group of disabled...
