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Easing travel to Malta from South Africa We are keen readers of timesofmalta.com who follow it on a regular basis from Cape Town, in South Africa. We have an apartment in Bel Monte Height, Sliema, which we used to visit once a year since 2011 and we consider beautiful Malta our home away from home. Our children live in England and we are expecting our first grandchild this week. The COVID-19 pandemic has put a stop to our routine and South Africa is considered to be on the red country category, in spite of the official statistics showing that we are, in fact, in a much better condition than a...

Naxxar local council is drafting a by-law that will stop cara­vans and camper vans from parking permanently along the Coast Road where they have been statio

Rain poured down on Malta between Friday and Saturday, yielding around five times the precipitation recorded when it last rained between January 1 and 2.  An average of 13.9mm of rain fell overnight between Friday and Saturday, with thunder and lightning making for a spectacular and wet start to the year.  It rained extremely heavily in areas such as Dingli (19.2mm), Valletta (17.4mm) and Msida (16.4mm) while others such as Selmun (5mm) and Bengħajsa (8.8mm) saw lower levels of rainfall, according to the Malta International Airport’s weather station.  It was the second time in the last ...