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When the last field is gone, we will realise that... you can't eat tarmac In the latest case, the threat was caused by a microscopic virus imported from China in 2019. (Cue to obligatory LOTR quote: “Is it not a strange fate that we should suffer so much fear and doubt for so small a thing? So small a thing…!” Raphael Vassallo 23 February 2021, 7:42am Excavators working on the Central Link Project It seems to have gone largely unnoticed; but a couple of weeks ago, Economy Minister Clyde Caruana admitted in an interview that Malta faced the real threat of a major food supply crisis last...

Updated February 22 with Infrastructure Malta reply Given my predilection to use a private vehicle in a prolific way, I thought of kicking off the column with

If we want ‘faster justice’… we have to invest in it a little, too Simply put: if you want a system – any system – to operate faster and more efficiently… sooner or later, you’re going to have to invest a little money into it, too Raphael Vassallo 16 February 2021, 7:38am ‘Justice delayed is justice denied.’ As idioms go, this one may be just slightly trite and hackneyed… but let’s face it: is also a sentiment with which anyone, who has ever had dealings with the Maltese law-courts, will immediately identify. Take me, for instance. It’s been over a year and two months...

No social impact assessment yet for Msida flyovers IM spokesperson insists three pedestrian bridges instead of Msida traffic lights will provide pedestrians with the highest level of road safety 28 January 2021, 8:56am by James Debono The Msida Creek project proposed by Infrastructure Malta will see the construction of two massive flyovers to remove the traffic lights junction. A coalition of NGOs wants the plans scrapped to prioritise open space and pedestrians instead A Social Impact Assessment on a project set to include two 175m flyovers and three pedestrian bridges has not yet been comm...

His admirers have dubbed him ‘King of the Roads’; his detractors use various other, less flattering epithets.  But Transport and Infrastructure Minister IAN BORG insists that his controversial road projects are necessary for the country to move forward