Ben Camille took to his Instagram story earlier today to tease Love Island Malta fans about tonight’s episode and it seems there’s plenty to unpack, with emotions running high not just in the villa, but behind the scenes in the production room too.
Following the elimination of AJ and Carmen in yesterday’s episode, the final is now just days away. With the end in sight, tensions in the villa are likely running high.
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PN MP Alex Borg has announced that he will be running for the leadership of the Nationalist Party. He is the second candidate to declare his intention, following former PN leader Adrian Delia.
Since Borg’s announcement, messages mostly on Facebook have been pouring in from supporters, critics, and members of the public, sharing their views on his leadership bid.
What do you think of this?
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Taking to a popular Maltese group on Facebook, which has over 590k members, Peter Poncsak posted two photos of him overlooking the iconic St. George’s Bay.
The striking contrast between the images sparked conversation, with many noting how the area has changed significantly over the years.
It is clear to see that more hotels and offices where built over the years, as well as the giant Mercury Tower overlooking the bay.
What do you think of St.George’s Bay transformation over the years?
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Mater Dei Hospital will now benefit from a new car park offering approximately 135 additional spaces, located near the Oncology Centre. This project, representing a €700,000 investment, forms part of a broader vision to improve public health infrastructure while addressing the practical needs of hospital staff.
During the construction of the car park, a 2,300-year-old Punic tomb was discovered. Excavation work was carried out in close collaboration with the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage (SCH), which carefully documented and preserved all remains and artefacts before construction resumed.
The announcement was made during a site visit by Minister for Health and Active Ageing, Jo Etienne Abela, accompanied by Dr Robert G. Xuereb, Chief Executive Officer of the Foundation for Medical Services (FMS).
Minister Abela emphasised that this new facility is a tangible example of the government’s commitment to prioritising the needs of healthcare professionals.
“Investment in clinical spaces is vital, but it is equally important to invest in support facilities such as this one. Our staff deliver some of the most sensitive and demanding services, and it is essential that we provide them with a healthy working environment and the support they deserve.” said the Minister Abela.
Dr Xuereb added that the FMS is not only focused on developing modern clinical infrastructure, but also on providing practical facilities that enable professionals to deliver the highest standard of care.
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