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4th September 1921 compiled and edited by Fabian Mangion; funded by the Senglea Local Council This year, Senglea will be commemorating and celebrating the

Birkirkara striker Paul Mbong and Senglea Athletic defender Andre Scicluna have announced that they have settled their differences following racist allegation

New data from the National Statistics Office shows how salaries differ across Malta depending on where you live and whether you are a man or a woman.  The

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Police had not yet investigated the allegations, court told

The American University of Malta has held its first graduation ceremony, for 22 students.   The university was set up amid controversy over its progr

A hearing of the appeal made by the American University of Malta from the Planning Authoritys refusal of an extension to the Cospicua campus was put off on Thursday. The universitys architect put in a last-minute request for a postponement with the Environment Planning Review Tribunal. In November 2019 the Planning Authority unanimously rejected the application for  the building of a four-storey dormitory block and an underground parking facility in a public car park off Senglea Gate. The univ...

Three men arraigned on cocaine trafficking charges granted bail

The 1980-81 season was memorable in more ways than one. As we have seen last week, it was the last season played at the old Empire Sports Ground. It was also the first time the championship was played under the name of Premier League and it was the season when the new First Division League was introduced. The honour to win the first edition fell to Senglea Athletic. 1980-81 was the best season in the history of Senglea Athletic. During that memorable season, the MFA introduced the Premier Divis...

One of Malta’s last surviving war veterans turns 100 today. Major Maurice George Agius has witnessed defining moments in Malta’s history. He has played a part in defending the country as well as in making it a better place. “I feel blessed and privileged to have led a long, happy, healthy and interesting life. I am pleased that I have seen my family grow and that I got to meet my great-grandchildren,” he told Times of Malta just before he marked his 100th birthday. Agius was a member ...