AI creator unveils Malta-themed Nike sneakers

Feb 8 2023

Malta & AI, a local artificial intelligence creator, has unveiled a newly-generated AI creation blending Maltese themes & motifs with Nike running shoes.

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The series of Malta-themed sneakers meshes local backdrops with cutting-edge Nike design which any sneakerhead would be into. Malta & AI has utilised the cutting-edge AI technology to design sneakers that showcase the beauty and culture of Malta whilst generating aesthetically-pleasing running shoes.

As the artificial intelligence wave continues to sweep the globe, local creators like Malta & AI are fusing local culture with the futuristic technology, continuously bringing new life to local culture.

What do you think of the sneakers?

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175 boxes filled at Gozo Ministry to donate to earthquake survivors

Feb 8 2023

Minister for Gozo Clint Camilleri revealed on social media that 175 boxes were filled with supplies to send to Turkey to help survivors struggling after the earthquake which killed thousands.

The call for supplies was issued by the Minister just yesterday, and many came together to donate and help.

The donors managed to fill up 175 boxes, with the Minister highlighting the generosity at its best by the Gozitan and local population.

Donations can continue to be made until tomorrow at 8pm.

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Urgent call for 93 “O” positive blood donors

Feb 8 2023

The Blood Bank issued a pressing call for 93 “O” Positive blood donors on Wednesday 8th February.

In a statement, they asked donors wishing to contribute to visit the Gwardamangia Blood Donation Centre (open 8am to 6pm) and bring an ID card and mask.

The reason for the urgent need was not specified, but the bank expressed gratitude to donors on behalf of patients ahead of time.

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New legal notice gives LESA parking permit enforcement responsibility

Feb 8 2023

Minister of Home Affairs, Byron Camilleri, has announced that LESA will soon be in charge of enforcing parking permits issued by local councils.

The Minister revealed the information in response to a parliamentary question from PN MP Mark Anthony Sammut and stated that a new legal notice would be released soon making this the case.

The move follows the inability to enforce the parking permits being used to reserve spaces for cranes or lifters, which became useless after LESA was unable to fine those violating this law.

Citizens are paying for the permits without receiving the benefits they are entitled to as cars continue to park in the spaces, with no agency taking responsibility for enforcement.

Radio host Valentina Rossi and activist Steve Zammit Lupi both spoke out on the issue, which has affected citizens across Malta and Gozo.

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