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Two families whose maisonettes neighboured the Ħamrun house collapse that killed Miriam Pace two years ago, have not been able to move back into their homes eve

PIERRE LOUIS ATTARD, Gaulitana: A Festival of Music manager, gives an overview of the recently concluded ‘GauLive’ series which rounded up the 14th

Two of four men who are facing criminal charges over the Ħamrun house collapse that killed Miriam Pace have objected to their case being decided by a magistrates court.  The accused are architects Roderick Camilleri, 37 and Anthony Mangion, 73, as well as 37-year old excavation contractor Ludwig Dimech and 42-year old construction worker Nicholas Spiteri. Dimech and Spiteri informed the court on Tuesday that they were formally objecting to having their case dealt with summarily,(before the ma...

A global pandemic, two leadership elections, and the continuing repercussions of a journalist’s murder: it has been a tumultuous year.  But it wasn’t always the big stories that left their mark on Times of Malta journalists. Here they choose the stories that resonated most with them in 2020. A windfarm in Montenegro Jacob Borg  Having written countless stories about corruption over the years, there was one in 2020 that stood out for its immediate political impact. The Montenegro wind farm...

Celebrating a choir’s pearl anniversary at a time when most have been silenced worldwide is surely depressing, not least for Gozo’s Gaulitanus Choir. Its various scheduled 2020 events had to be cancelled, with its last ‘normal’ event taking place on January 1. Still, the organisation persevered, doing its utmost to enhance positivity through virtual contributions and some COVID-compliant public concerts. It was also a time to look back on its past. The Gaulitanus Choir was launched in 1...