Adrian Delia On Raising Cancer Awareness With Moustache Look

Nov 28 2024

Taking to social media, Nationalist MP Adrian Delia highlighted why he undertook the ‘No Shave November’ look he took on for the month.

‘Old guy, ugly, 80’s sergeant, Mexican, dirty, Zorro – I don’t know what else they didn’t call me these four weeks’, wrote Delia.

‘And every time I explained patiently what it means to keep your moustache during the month of November.’

‘A campaign to raise awareness about prostate and testicle cancer. For more men to know how important it is to regularly test as prevention is better than cure.’

‘A lot can be done today if cancer is caught in its earliest stages. If you didn’t leave your moustache, at least spread the word.’

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977 Classes In Malta Have Air Conditioning

Nov 28 2024

According to a recent parliamentary question tabled by MP Graziella Attard Previ directed towards the Minister for Education, Sport, Youth, Research and Innovation, Clifton Grima, at present there are 977 classes in Malta which have air conditioning.

Back in October of this year, Minister Clifton Grima announced that approximately 40 additional air conditioning units have been installed in Malta.

The installation of these units is part of a broader initiative to enhance comfort and support a better learning atmosphere in schools.

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How Rome Was Built In Malta For Gladiator II

Nov 28 2024

The official page of Gladiator released the process behind the creation of a real life Rome in Malta, with the film crews – made up of Maltese and international crew – creating the ancient city.

The director and the rest of the actors also rain praise on the impressive feat, with the Maltese islands shining during the movie.

This is the second time Ridley Scott worked in Malta after his first release of Gladiator as well as the Napoleon historical drama.

Have you watched Gladiator II yet?

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Nice Things Market Returns To Valletta Waterfront

Nov 28 2024

The Nice Things Market returns to Valletta Waterfront’s Magazino Hall on November 30 and December 1, 2024, promising a festive weekend filled with creativity, sustainability, and community spirit.

Running from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM each day, this popular event encourages visitors to “shop small, do good,” featuring over 50 vendors showcasing handmade, eco-friendly, and reusable products.

Magazino Hall, a historic and pet-friendly venue, offers the perfect backdrop for this community-focused celebration. Shoppers can enjoy specialty coffee by COFFEE & strangers, creative cocktails and local drinks from 97 Notes x BABEL, and delicious bites from food trucks like SuzieQ and Hickory BBQ Joint.

Adding to the excitement, attendees have the chance to win one of five €100 il-lokal gift cards for every €50 spent.

The Nice Things Market is more than just a marketplace—it’s a celebration of local craftsmanship and ethical consumerism.

By supporting sustainable and handmade goods, visitors contribute to a greener future while also helping local NGOs and community initiatives.

Whether browsing for unique gifts or enjoying the vibrant atmosphere, this event offers something for everyone, making it an unmissable highlight of the festive season in Malta.

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