A Cloudy Weekend Ahead Before A Rainy Week

A Cloudy Weekend Ahead Before A Rainy Week
Apr 4 2025 Share

Any plans for the weekend? You might be set for these two days as the weather, despite being partly and mainly cloudy, won’t be bringing any rain or heavy winds.

Well, at least that’s what the current forecasts show.

For once, the rain showers are being forecasted for the start of the week on Monday 7th April, along with some pretty strong wind gusts.

Temperatures are set to feel like 19 degrees Celsius all throughout the weekend, so it will give you a summer-ish feeling as we move closer into the scorching sun days.

And we know some of you are already hitting the beaches!

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The Miriana Conte ‘Beauty Blender’ Meme Is Everywhere

The Miriana Conte 'Beauty Blender' Meme Is Everywhere
Apr 4 2025 Share

Who knew that Miriana Conte would be so synonymous with viral memes?

It wasn’t long ago that Miriana was going viral for her daring song title ‘KANT’, which caused not only bans by BBC but even a name change to be able to performed at Eurovision.

The Malta song had taken the Eurovision fandom by storm, but now another meme has emerged thanks to Miriana’s bubbly charisma.

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“I look like a beauty blender” girl WHAT😭 #mirianaconte #kant #serving #beautyblender #diva #mother #icon #malta #maltaforyou #eurovision #eurovisionmalta @Miriana Conte

♬ serving beauty blender ESC NORDIC – ESC NORDIC

The ‘Beauty Blender’ meme, a reference to Miriana likening herself to the makeup tool during a live, has captured TikTok’s imagination, with some suggesting that the viral catchphrase could be what fans scream out during the performance instead of ‘Kant’.

One video shared to esc_nordic TikTok Account amassed a whopping 178.8K views, with Miriana’s face edited onto a beauty blender-esque tear drop.

What do you think of this craze?

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Teddy Teuma Goal Secures Spot In French Cup Final For Reims

Teddy Teuma Goal Secures Spot In French Cup Final For Reims
Apr 4 2025 Share

Maltese footballer Teddy Teuma’s 58th minute goal secured a spot in the final for his team Stade de Reims during their match yesterday against Cannes.

 

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The Maltese footballer found the net during the semi-final, leading to an overall 2-1 victory and securing a match against the formidable Paris Saint-Germain (PSG).

 

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The goal arrived just six minutes after Cannes managed to equalise the goal agains their opponents, but Reims quickly recovered thanks to the Maltese star.

 

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The team will be facing PSG on the 24th of May and Teuma will be one of the main forces on the squad leading the charge against such a massive opponent.

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Servizz.gov provided 2.6 Million Services In 2024

Servizz.gov provided 2.6 Million Services In 2024
Apr 3 2025 Share

During 2024, Servizz.gov received over 2.6 million service requests or inquiries related to public services, marking an increase of 400,000 interactions compared to the previous year. This was announced by the Head of the Public Service, Tony Sultana, and Chief Executive Officer, Massimo Vella, during the launch of the agency’s annual report.

The report highlights a rise in demand across all Servizz.gov platforms. Freephone 153 remained the most popular helpline in Malta, handling 1,128,509 calls—an increase of 31%.

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The Servizz.gov.mt website also saw an 11% rise in traffic, reaching 977,380 visitors. Meanwhile, 75,764 users engaged with the Chatbot (a 23% increase), and email queries rose by 24%, totalling 107,115.

Additionally, over 332,000 individuals sought in-person assistance at one of the 25 regional centres and two technical hubs across the country—15% more than in 2023. The busiest centres included the specialised Servizz.gov Taxpayer Hub in Floriana and regional hubs in Ħamrun and St Paul’s Bay.

Tony Sultana stated that these figures reflect Servizz.gov’s growing importance to the Maltese public. CEO Massimo Vella added that 2024 was a year of expansion, digital investment, and modernisation, including the integration of Artificial Intelligence into government services.

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