The 2tth edition of the Gozo Observer has just been published, this is a journal of the University of Malta – Gozo Campus and once again, it contains a number of interesting articles relating to Gozo.

The Gozo Observer is published twice a year and contains articles relating to all aspects of life in Gozo, including culture, education, business, arts and literature. It is distributed without charge, upon request, to interested readers.

This edtion features the editorial: Regulation or Education? The Origin of the Name of Gozo by Horatio Caesar Roger Vella. A Bill to Reform the Courts in Gozo and to Simplify Proceedings between the Courts in Malta and those in Gozo, by Kevin Aquilina. Spatial Preparedness for Green Criminology, by Saviour Formosa. Infectious Diseases During the First World War in Gozo, by Mario Saliba. The Xaghra Monumental Church, by Julian Refalo Rapa.

It also incluedes several book reviews: Stones of Faith. Tombstones, Funerary Rite and Customs At the Gozo Matrice. As well as Vitor Vella. L-Imghallem Bennej Tas-Santwarju Ta’ Pinu, by Geoffrey G. Attard

There is also a section on tecent activities at the University of Malta – Gozo Campus by Joseph Calleja.

Issue number 27 is available for download here.

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