568.12kg Of Waste Picked Up By 106 Volunteers In St Paul’s Bay

Aug 21 2023

A whopping 568.12kg of waste was picked up by around 106 divers, free divers and coastal volunteers in Ta’ L-Għażżien Bay, St Paul’s Bay.

The clean up, organised by NGO Zibel, and supported by Saving Our Blue Malta, ERA and the Ministry for the Environment, saw a large group of volunteers contributing to keeping Malta’s coastline cleaner.

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They all managed to pick up 168.16kg of plastic, 54.74kg of ropes and fishing gear, and 5.50kg worth of glass. 112.56kg of metal and 228kg of mixed waste was also recovered, amounting to the total of 568.12kg of waste.

‘What a turnout! The clean-up at this location is always one of our favourites, we get to meet a lot of our volunteers who live in the area as well as the great guys at Simenta Malta for hosting us on the day’, explained the NGO.

Have you ever contributed to a clean-up?

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Steve Zammit Lupi Cycles from Malta to Sweden in 41 Days

Aug 20 2023

Malta’s own cycling activist, Steve Zammit Lupi, has accomplished his mission, cycling from Malta all the way to Stockholm, Sweden, in 41 days.

It took Zammit Lupi a total of 36 riding days with just 5 rest days. The journey saw Zammit Lupi cycle through Italy, Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany, Denmark, and Sweden, with hundreds of his friends and followers cheering him on from the island.

Zammit Lupi cycled a total of 4,400 km, with the longest ride being 211 km and the shortest ride being 42 km, averaging a daily ride of 120 km.

Steve Zammit Lupi Cycles from Malta to Sweden in 41 Days

Beyond experiencing his dream journey, the nature-lover consistently raises awareness about alternative transportation and sustainable practices, encouraging others to embrace greener lifestyles. His unwavering commitment to a greener world has been evident throughout this journey.

Well done, Steve!

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Lionel Messi becomes the Most Decorated Player in Football History with 44 Titles

Lionel Messi: The Most Decorated Player in Football History with 44 Titles

Aug 20 2023

At 36 years old, Lionel Messi has solidified his status as the most decorated player in football history, amassing an incredible 44 titles throughout his remarkable career. Having spent the majority of his time with Barcelona, Messi secured 35 titles, leaving an indelible mark on the club’s history with numerous domestic and international successes. His brief two-year stint with Paris Saint-Germain added three more titles to his collection, showcasing his ability to excel on a different stage.

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A pinnacle moment for Messi arrived with Argentina’s national team, where he celebrated five titles, including a World Cup victory. These victories transcended club allegiances, uniting a nation in joy and pride.

Lionel Messi becomes the Most Decorated Player in Football History with 44 Titles

In a surprising move to Major League Soccer (MLS), Messi captained Inter Miami to their first-ever trophy on Saturday – the Leagues Cup. His standout performances, including a signature left-footed strike in the final, elevated not only his team but also the league’s popularity in the United States, leading to skyrocketing ticket prices and widespread excitement. Messi’s journey from a young talent in Argentina to the pinnacle of global football serves as an enduring testament to his unmatched skill, dedication, and enduring legacy.

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Transport Malta Exposes Fake Driving License Scam

Aug 19 2023

In response to recent reports of a disturbing scam involving counterfeit driving licenses, Transport Malta has taken swift action to address the issue head-on.

The Authority has promptly escalated the matter to the Police for a thorough investigation, in a bid to uncover the perpetrators behind the fraudulent operation.

With the aim of safeguarding the integrity of the nation’s road safety measures, Transport Malta has revealed that the presented driving licenses are unequivocally fake, and the individuals depicted in these documents lack any valid driving licenses recorded within the Transport Malta databases.

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