Big Brother Malta’s Gabriel Muscat is celebrating his 26th birthday.
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‘Grateful for every day I lived, the people I met, the opportunity I achieved, for the family and friends around me & the lovely memories of this beautiful life’, he wrote on social media.
Gabriel was a finalist during the Big Brother Malta Season 1 finale, having become a fan favourite for his bubbly personality.
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A new infographic released by ourplanet_eu highlights Malta’s clean drinking water index as the 10th best amongst EU countries.
With a 95.3 clean index, measuring how well countries protect your health in terms of unsafe drinking water and unsafe sanitation, Malta placed between Ireland and Spain in 9th and 11th place respectively.
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This follows groundbreaking upgrades by the Water Services Corporation to make Malta’s tap water safe and tastier than ever.
Aiming to create a harmonised taste across Malta and Gozo, the effort reduced chloride and chlorine levels by 30% and ensured that 70% of local tap water comes from reverse osmosis.
Meanwhile, a new government scheme covered 60% of the cost (up to €100) for households installing activated carbon filters.
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Chief Executive Officer of Aġenzija Sapport Oliver Scicluna took to social media to share an empowering message over how one can view themselves in the face of having their disability mocked.
‘Look at this man, how small. I heard it so many times. When I was younger and more sensitive, I got hurt’, he wrote as he shared an AI generated image of himself.
Constricted to crutches due to his disability, the AI image portrays Oliver as a small man walking amongst larger people.
‘When I began to grow up I started to understand. And now, beyond understanding and laughter… sometimes you have to change the way you look at yourself instead of changing the world.’
‘Try and change the world into things that make more sense. In this case, large or small, I’m still a man.’
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The much-anticipated Malta Trade Fair is back, running from 26 June to 6th July.
Entrance is free on the first day only, making it the perfect opportunity to explore the stands and activities on offer.
From 26 June onwards, visitors will receive free gifts on a first-come, first-served basis upon collecting a voucher booklet at the entrance.
Every entrance ticket also serves as a raffle entry, with 4 winners each receiving €2,500 to spend at any of the exhibitors, all drawn on the final day of the fair. In addition to the main prize, more lucky winners will take home amazing gifts from participating exhibitors, including €15,000 worth of solar panels. All prizes will be drawn together at the end of the event.
Live entertainment will feature prominently every evening, with performances by some of Malta’s most loved artists including Fabrizio Faniello, Claudia Faniello, Freddie Portelli, Brooke, Christabelle, Josuel, Gaia, Marisa D’Amato, Jessica, Vittorio and more!
With music, prizes, and family fun, The Malta Trade Fair promises something for everyone. Don’t miss your chance to join the celebrations and possibly walk away with many prizes!
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