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Alex Borg Favourite To Become New PN Leader

Alex Borg Favourite To Become New PN Leader
Jun 18 2025 Share

A recent survey referenced by The Times of Malta suggests that Alex Borg, a Nationalist Party MP from Gozo, is currently the most favoured candidate among party members to take on the leadership role.

The poll places him ahead of two well-known figures: former PN leader Adrian Delia and ex-MP Franco Debono, who were ranked second and third respectively. Delia secured 19.3% of support, while Debono received 8.8%.

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The survey gathered the views of 500 Nationalist Party members. Just over 25% selected Borg as their preferred choice.

However, a significant portion of those questioned either expressed uncertainty or opted not to respond.

One in three said they were unsure whom they would back, and a further 9% left the question unanswered. Combined, this indicates that around 43% of respondents withheld a clear preference.

The poll was carried out between 14 and 16 June, coinciding with the announcement by Roberta Metsola that she would not be seeking the party leadership.

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William ‘The Etiquette Guy’ Hanson Spotted In Valletta

William 'The Etiquette Guy' Hanson Spotted In Valletta
Jun 18 2025 Share

William Richard Henry Hanson, known on social media as ‘The Etiquette Guy’, was spotted in Valletta yesterday.

Dropping by for a visit at City Crown, Valletta, William posed for a photo with the restaurant’s Daniel Borg Cardona.

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Hanson boasts over 3.6 million followers on Instagram, and is known as a British etiquette coach.

He is also a twice Sunday Times bestselling author and host of podcasts ‘Help I Sexted My Boss’ and ‘The Luxury Podcast’.

He is currently the executive director and owner of etiquette and protocol coaching company ‘The English Manner.’

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Green Velvet is Coming to Malta on Saturday 23rd August

Green Velvet is Coming to Malta on Saturday 23rd August
Jun 18 2025 Share

Dance music legend Green Velvet is set to make his long-awaited return to Gianpula Main Room on Saturday, 23rd August and Malta is not ready.

A true icon of house and techno, Green Velvet has been at the forefront of electronic music for over two decades. From the underground to the main stage, his genre-defying sound and iconic voice have made him a cult figure around the world. Now, he will bring his unmistakable energy to the #32 ranked club in the world, Gianpula Main Room.

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With a discography packed with club anthems, expect to lose yourself in the hypnotic rhythms of tracks like ‘La La Land’, ‘Lazer Beams’, ‘Flash’, and most recently, his track ‘Butterflies’.

Whether you’re a die-hard techno head, a house music lover, or simply someone looking to be part of something extraordinary, Saturday 23rd August at Gianpula Main Room is a date you won’t want to miss – get your tickets form g7events.com

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Nicky Ellul Summits Africa’s Mount Kilimanjaro

Nicky Ellul Summits Africa's Mount Kilimanjaro
Jun 18 2025 Share

Nicky Ellul, a seasoned mountaineer from Malta, has achieved another significant step in his quest to eventually summit Mount Everest.

On 12 June at 06:18 local time, the 42-year-old reached the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest mountain, standing at 5,895 metres. This climb formed part of his intensive preparation for his next major objective, Himlung Himal in Nepal, which rises to 7,126 metres.

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Unlike many who treat Kilimanjaro as a final goal, Ellul viewed it as part of a broader journey. What made this ascent particularly notable was his decision to complete it without using altitude sickness medication, a choice that added to the physical and mental demands.

 

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“This was never just about reaching the top,” Ellul said. “I’m using each climb to build the skills and strength I’ll need for bigger challenges. There are no shortcuts.”

Conditions were far from ideal. The early stages were marked by heavy rain, which soaked his equipment and made progress difficult. The final ascent to Uhuru Peak brought freezing temperatures and thin air.

Yet, as the sun rose over Tanzania, Ellul stood at the summit, already looking ahead.

This was not his first major climb. In 2019, he summited Mount Elbrus in Russia. With two of the Seven Summits now completed, his sights are firmly set on Nepal this October.

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