PN Leader Bernard Grech got emotional as he addressed his very last General Council as leader of the Nationalist Party.
He began his speech by thanking everyone who has helped him lead the party for these past years.
Getting emotional, he went on to thank his close family members, all the close party members, and even those who passed away in the past few years during his time as leader.
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Local singer Analise Mifsud shared a wholesome video to social media of her dog accompanying her in her vocal exercises.
As Analise goes about her daily exercises, her dog immediately jumps in to help her out by vocalising in adorable howls and barks.
‘I’ve got the best singing companion out there’, wrote Analise. ‘She knows all the exercises by heart.’
And to be honest, we’d pay to watch a show just by these two together.
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Malta Football Association President Bjorn Vassallo had the opportunity to meet Italian football legend Roberto Baggio while in the United States.
“Very few like him,” wrote Vassallo as he shared a photo with the former star. “Footballer for real.”
Baggio is widely regarded as one of the greatest footballers of all time. A creative playmaker and freekick specialist, he was known for his incredible technique, dribbling ability, and goalscoring instinct.
He played primarily as a second striker or attacking midfielder, starring for top Italian clubs including Fiorentina, Juventus, AC Milan, Inter, and Brescia.
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He was named FIFA World Player of the Year and won the Ballon d’Or in 1993. In total, Baggio scored 318 career goals, with 205 of those in Serie A, making him one of the league’s all-time top scorers. He is also one of only three Italians to score in three different World Cups.
Known as “Il Divin Codino” (The Divine Ponytail), Baggio remains one of football’s most iconic and respected figures.
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A synchronised fireworks spectacled entitled ‘Flames of Nativity’ took over the skies of Xewkija, Gozo for the Festa ta’ San Ġwann Battista yesterday, Saturday 21st of June.
A collaboration between Mellieħa Fireworks, Mount Carmel Fireworks Factory Żurrieq and Xewkija Fireworks, the spectacle saw various colours lighting up the night sky accompanied by iconic musical tracks.
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Fireworks are a staple of Maltese summer festa celebrations, with local pyrotechnic experts having honed their skills over the years to create ever more complex artistry.
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Source: Mill-Festi Tradizzjonali Maltin
