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Josanne
Cassar

Josanne Cassar's field is communications – and over the last 30 years she has worked in every single medium, from radio and television as a producer/scriptwriter and presenter to the equally interesting world of journalism and publishing. Until 2011 she was the deputy/features editor of The Malta Independent and the editor of I DO weddings magazine.

Where do we draw the line at cancel culture?
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Where do we draw the line at cancel culture?
Encouraging cancel culture is a slippery slope which can get out of control to...
Who is parenting whom?
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Who is parenting whom?
I am of the belief that the way children are being raised matters, but it also...
The never-ending saga of the big fish and the small fry
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The never-ending saga of the big fish and the small fry
The nation keeps being shell-shocked by these horrific deaths, but worse still...
Singing people’s praises after they’ve gone
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Singing people’s praises after they’ve gone
Parnis was a ‘true Socialist’, Arrigo was a ‘true...
You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to follow a collection schedule
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You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to follow a collection schedule
We need to get a grip on the rubbish problem – it has to be our...
The recurring human dilemma: 'Should I stay or should I go?'
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The recurring human dilemma: 'Should I stay or should I go?'
There is nothing worse than living in a perpetual state of anger and rage, only...
In an unjust society, poverty and privilege live side by side
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In an unjust society, poverty and privilege live side by side
Have you had some maintenance or renovation done in your home lately or have...
The subject of my outrage is greater than yours
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The subject of my outrage is greater than yours
The truth is that throughout the years I have learned to refrain from voicing...
When it comes to amendments to abortion law, clarity is paramount
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When it comes to amendments to abortion law, clarity is paramount
iI is essential for it to be acceptable to the medical...
Too little, too late… and too many unanswered questions
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Too little, too late… and too many unanswered questions
While murderers are continuing with their lives and running loose,...
One million reasons not to recycle, a million reasons to complain
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One million reasons not to recycle, a million reasons to complain
The truth is that we can find a million reasons not to recycle, reuse and...
We cannot just keep tallying up the number of fatalities
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We cannot just keep tallying up the number of fatalities
An official statement which addresses these daily accidents with some kind of...
The reason for all this traffic? It’s not my car, it’s yours
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The reason for all this traffic? It’s not my car, it’s yours
It may not be what everyone wants to hear, but sometimes you have to sacrifice...
How did we manage to live our lives before social media?
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How did we manage to live our lives before social media?
Social media has been a wonderful tool in so many ways, but in the wrong hands...
Lack of parental discipline has led to the ‘no children allowed’ rule
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Lack of parental discipline has led to the ‘no children allowed’ rule
The need for discipline has been watered down and diluted to such an extent,...
Our mental health problems require more than just helplines
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Our mental health problems require more than just helplines
No matter how many shopping malls, fancy eateries or designer apartments this...
Money for nothing? It’s a rich man’s world
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Money for nothing? It’s a rich man’s world
Unlike so many countries where university students voice their concerns...
Who’s really running this country anyway?
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Who’s really running this country anyway?
No one seems willing to take the bull by the horns and really take charge of...
The social phenomenon of ‘the Queue’
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The social phenomenon of ‘the Queue’
What I found interesting about the Queue was that it had obviously become...
You don’t have to be a Royalist to be touched by the Queen’s death
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You don’t have to be a Royalist to be touched by the Queen’s death
Maybe it’s a generational thing, but I find that there are far too many...
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