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Philip Cu Unjieng For a number of my friends, talking about their high school and university days is like giving them license to indulge in a rhapsodic reverie; some of them even describing those days past as the best time of their lives. While I may not personally subscribe to that view (I’d like to think my ‘best time’ is still ahead of me – and yes, leave me to my quixotic optimism); I can understand why those days of relative innocence, of feeling the world was our oyster and the future so bright, would hold appeal when compared to what we had to contend with when so-called “rea...

Share GSD calls for clear guidelines on University Student vaccination class="headline"> All university Students who have registered their interest for a COVID-19 vaccine will be offered one, according to the GHA. This comes after the GSD Opposition called Government to issue full detailed information and clear guidelines in respect of all procedures required by University Students who wish to take part in the COVID-19 Vaccination Programme. Education Shadow Minister, Edwin Reyes, says he has been approached by students seeking clarifications as they have been unable to obtain information f...

Authorities arrested a man on suspicion of a sixth-offense OWI Sunday night after he crashed into a snow bank in the 6800 block of Schroeder Road.

MOU between GFA and GSLA stalled by covid 13th January 2021 The memorandum of understanding between the Gibraltar FA and the Gibraltar Sports and Leisure Authority has been stalled due to the ongoing global pandemic and the disruptions caused by it. This was revealed during a session of the Gibraltar Parliament toward the end of the year when Gibraltar parliamentarian Edwin Reyes raised the issue of... Continue Reading Subscribe to get unlimited accessSubscribe Now Most Read About Us The Gibraltar Chronicle is a daily newspaper published in Gibraltar since 1801. It is one of the world's ol...

The GSD yesterday welcomed the Gibraltar Government’s “understandable” decision to keep schools closed at least until January 25, against the backdrop not just of a surge in virus cases here in Gibraltar, but in Europe too. “Given the dist...