A video shared to social media showing what seems to be a Valletta street captures the moment a man casually walking along stops and steals two packets of beers. The man, wearing all-black, along with a cap, casually walks up to the drinks and takes the two boxes of CISK beer before walking off. The person posting the video (Sefora Zammit) urged people
Archbishop Charles Scicluna and Her Excellency the President of Malta, Myriam Spiteri Debono, have both departed Malta to attend the funeral of Pope Francis, taking place tomorrow, 26th April 2025, at 10am in St Peter’s Square at the Vatican. Archbishop Scicluna will represent the Maltese Episcopal Conference and will join patriarchs, cardinals, archbishops,
Deputy Prime Minister and The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Tourism Ian Borg has officially announced that Malta inaugurated the Consulate-General of Malta In Dubai. In a press release on Thursday, Minster Borg co-chaired the inaugural session of the Malta-UAE joint Commission, as cooperation between the two countries. UAE Minister of State for Foreign
Francis Zammit Dimech was given one final farewell by the Nationalist Party, with members of the Opposition carrying the coffin during the funeral. ‘Thank you for all that you were’, the PN wrote in a statement. ‘A gentleman of politics, an example of loyalty and a politics of service.’ Monsignor Claude Portelli described Zammit Dimech as a politician
After three years of writing, refining, and introspection, singer-songwriter Tara Formosa is ready to release her long-awaited EP, confessional . Funded by Arts Council Malta, this EP represents a pivotal moment in Tara’s artistic journey, laying the foundation for the music she plans to release in 2025. The EP features three deeply personal tracks:
A video shared to local Facebook group ‘Are You Being Served? (Malta & Gozo) Original’ shows a man attempting to cheat the BCRS system by inputting a bottle on a string. The man was fully aware of being filmed as he shoved the bottle into the machine and pulled it back out, attempting to trick the machine into thinking he is recycling it for vouchers
The Irkotta Fest in Ħal Kirkop is returning this year, Ħal Kirkop council announced that: participants are now invited to apply and showcase the art of traditional Maltese cheese-making . This annual event continues to highlight the rich agricultural heritage of Malta, with a special emphasis on the creation of irkotta —a soft, fresh cheese made from
