According to You: Nate & Soulayma shouldn’t have been eliminated from Love Island Malta

May 30 2023

According to a recent poll by Malta Daily, now-former Love Island Malta participants Nate and Soulayma should not have been eliminated from the villa during last night’s episode.

The pair were chosen for elimination by their fellow islanders after couples Nate & Shanise, Andriy & Soulayma and Dale & Nicola were revealed as the bottom-three couples as a result of public vote.

The remaining couples had to choose who to eliminate, with the male islanders having to pick one female and vice versa, resulting in the elimination of Nate & Soulayma.

During Monday’s jam-packed episode, brand new bombshell Timmy Aquilina entered the villa. Timmy’s entry caused a fair amount of drama for the boys after the bombshell went on a three short dates with Chelsea, Gabrielle and Shanise and then following up with a long conversation with Gabrielle… poor Sven.

Do you agree? Should Nate & Soulayma have been eliminated?

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Black Eyed Peas in Malta for the second time

May 30 2023

American music group Black Eyed Peas are returning to Malta after 14 years to headline this year’s edition of SummerDaze Festival.

The Black Eyed Peas first came to Malta for Isle of MTV 2009 alongside Lady Gaga, Metro Station and Esmée Denters, and will be back on the island this August. The group will be joined by British hip-hop collective D-Block Europe, Puerto Rican rapper Farruko, Swedish songstress Zara Larsson and more for the festival’s main event on August 15th.

The Peas will visit the island hot off the heels of their 2022 releases ‘Muevelo’, ‘No One Loves Me’ and ‘Get Down’, which see will.i.am, apl.de.ap and Taboo return to an all-too-familiar sound.

This will be the fourth edition of SummerDaze, with the festival having welcomed artists like David Guetta, Jason Derulo, Tyga, Martin Garrix, Rita Ora & More in the past.

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Malta’s Katryna Esposito claims gold & secures €10,000 bonus at Small States Games

May 30 2023

In a fantastic development for Malta in the Games of the Small States of Europe, 22-year-old Maltese Judoka Katryna Esposito has secured the country’s first gold medal.

Going up against 22-year-old Cypriot Veronika Kalaitsidou, Esposito secured a prestigious gold medal alongside a cool €10,000 bonus. The bonus scheme was announced by Maltese Olympic Committee president Julian Pace Bonello earlier this year, as an incentive for athletes to further pursue GSSE gold.

The bonus comes as a result of an agreement between Dr Clifton Grima and Sport Malta, resulting in the highest amount ever received by Maltese athletes in the GSSE.

Before Esposito, fellow Judoka James Zahra secured Malta’s first medal IN THE -60kg category after a victory against Liechtensteins Manuel Tischhauser.

Here’s to more silver and gold for Malta during the week-long games!

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Rock on! Jake Vella surprised with brand new guitar ahead of lessons

May 30 2023

After expressing his wishes to pursue guitar lessons, inspiring young athlete Jake Vella’s rock dreams continue after Band Aid Music’s Charlie Busuttil surprised him with an electric guitar at Mater Dei.

Jake posted a wholesome snap of the pair on Monday, rocking a brand new Washburn electric guitar and a massive smile to match, with many taking to the comments to congratulate Charlie and wish Jake good luck.

Band Aid Music is an old school family-run music store, catering to music lovers of all ages for generations.

After a public request from Parliamentary Secretary for European Funds Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi, the young athlete’s guitar dreams became a reality after local musicians Wayne Camilleri & Red Electric volunteered to help out and offer some lessons.

With a brand new guitar and a mentorship for some of Malta’s finest lined up, we can’t wait to see what Jake can do!

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