Archbishop Emeritus Paul Cremona To Be Laid To Rest On Saturday

Mar 20 2025

The funeral of Archbishop Emeritus Paul Cremona O.P. will take place this Saturday the 22nd of March at 9:30am at St. John’s Co-Cathedral in Valletta.

The funeral Mass will be held ‘praesente cadavere’ and will be presided over by Archbishop Charles J. Scicluna.

Following the Mass, the body of Archbishop Cremona will be laid to rest in the Cathedral’s crypt. The funeral is expected to be attended by members of the clergy, the government, and the Maltese community, reflecting his deep connection with both the Church and the State.

Archbishop Scicluna shared a message where he expressed the Church’s profound sorrow, recalling Archbishop Cremona’s faithful service to the Maltese people throughout his life. He will be remembered for his dedication, leadership, and spiritual guidance.

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School Van Driver Found Operating With Revoked License & No Insurance

Mar 20 2025

Last week, the Malta Police Force joined forces with European law enforcement agencies for the ‘RoadPol Seat Belt Pan-European Operation’. The initiative focused on seat belt enforcement,
particularly in school vans.

During the operation, 64 school vans were stopped and officers spoke to children about the importance of wearing seat belts, not only on school transport but also when traveling in cars with parents or guardians.

In one incident, a van driver was found operating with a revoked license and no insurance. The driver was prohibited from continuing the journey, and parents were contacted to pick up the children.

Throughout the operation, 350 vehicles were stopped, resulting in 104 summonses issued for seat belt violations and other traffic offences.

In a recent press release, the Malta Police Force stated how the message remains clear: “Always wear your seat belt on every journey, in every vehicle, it could save a life!”

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Legendary DJ Claptone to Headline G7 First of May at Café del Mar

Mar 20 2025

Malta’s summer season is about to kick off in style as the legendary golden-masked DJ and producer Claptone is set to headline the G7 First of May Special at the newly refurbished Café del Mar. This iconic day-to-night sunset special promises to be the perfect way to launch G7 Summer ’25.

Renowned for his signature deep house sound and enigmatic stage presence, Claptone has captivated audiences around the world with his spell-binding performances. Now, he’s bringing his magic to Malta, setting the stage for an unforgettable start to summer.

But that’s not all—alongside Claptone, some of Malta’s favourite DJs will be delivering some top-tier vibes, ensuring the ultimate sunset celebration at one of the island’s most iconic venues.

And here’s the best part: 1,000 free invites are up for grabs! Given the hype surrounding this event, these invites are expected to be snapped up in no time—so act fast if you want to secure your spot on the dance floor.

Mark your calendars for May 1st, gather your crew, and get ready for an unforgettable start to summer at Café del Mar with G7 Events and Claptone at the helm. See you there!

Stay tuned for more details and GRAB YOUR INVITES NOW.

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This Is How People Reacted To Gabriel And Chanelle’s Return To The Big Brother Malta House

Mar 20 2025

Gabriel and Chanelle returned to the Big Brother Malta House last night in a surprise double re-entry. Needless to say, this has sparked mixed online reactions from viewers and ex-housemates as well.

People on social media seem to be divided. Some are glad Gabriel and Chanelle are back while others can’t seem to wait till they can vote them out again.

Some viewers even thought the re-entry was unfair to those still in the house as they think it puts Gabriel and Chanelle at an advantage.

The double re-entry was a twist from what was announced on Sunday since only one contestant was supposed to return. Some were thrilled by the twist, while others felt it went against the rules.

Ex-contestant Claire commented and stated she’s glad that both contestants got the chance to return since the results were very close. She even replied to those who were against the re-entry and explained how they were all aware it was a possibility and that they had even talked about it in the house.

With tensions rising as the game keeps getting more unpredictable than ever, we’re all eagerly awaiting what’s next for the Big Brother Malta House.

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