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Walter Zahra, 1912-2003 by Sergio Grech published by Wirt iż-Żejtun, 2022 The treasures of Malta’s cities, towns and villages often remain undiscovere

Zora Mehlomakulu will live forever. Her likes don't die. Instead they multiply. She counseled those bothered either by personal issues, family matters, work injustices or just the ups and downs that we all encounter in this wonderful but imperfect world. She traveled all around the length and breath of the…

“The demand of the Janatha Aragalaya has consistently been for the formation of an all-party government, after the resignation of the President and Prime Minister, which should focus on providing economic relief to the people and to enacting a new constitution that abolishes the presidential system of government.”

Fewer than 10 of around 350 Air Malta ground handling staff have been transferred to new jobs in the public sector as a relocation deadline nears, according to

AT the turn of the century in 1901 Belfast’s population was approximately 349,000, increasing to almost 387,000 by 1911. A third of its workforce was employed in manufacturing, dominated by three industries -– linen, shipbuilding and engineering.