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Chayenne Riolo Elected Vice Chair of Europe’s Largest Student Political Body

Chayenne Riolo Elected Vice Chair of Europe's Largest Student Political Body
Aug 4 2024 Share

Chayenne Riolo has been elected as the Vice Chair of the European Democratic Students (EDS), Europe’s largest student political organisation.

Representing over 600,000 students across 30 European states, the EDS is the youth wing of the centre-right European People’s Party (EPP). The 22-year-old Maltese youth, nominated by the Maltese student organisation SDM, expressed her gratitude and excitement on Instagram following her election, thanking SDM for their nomination and support, and acknowledging the efforts of her predecessors and colleagues.

“Honoured to have been elected Vice Chair of the largest student political organisation in Europe @edsnet.eu. Thank you @sdm_malta for presenting my nomination and for your constant support,” Riolo posted. Riolo stated that she looks forward to working with the new team under Chairman Michele Sismondini and thanked outgoing Chairman Beppe Galea for his encouragement and dedication.

Riolo’s involvement with SDM since the age of 15 has been a significant part of her journey, and she hopes to continue the legacy of Maltese leadership within the EDS.

Kudos Chayenne!

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DJ Behind Viral ‘Pedro’ Remix Performs in Malta

DJ Behind Viral 'Pedro' Remix Performs in Malta
Aug 4 2024 Share

The much-anticipated performance by DJ/Producer Jaxomy finally took place in Malta, where he delivered a thrilling set featuring his viral remix of Rafaella Carra’s “Pedro” at the G7 Fridays Festival Edition of World Club Dome Malta. Jaxomy took to the stage on Friday night, following a performance by EDM royalty Nervo.

Jaxomy’s rendition of “Pedro” has been making waves globally, capturing audiences with its infectious beat and a dancing raccoon that has become a social media sensation. The excitement in the air was definitely notable, with Jaxomy dropping the track to an elated crowd.

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The festival continued to feature an impressive lineup, with dance music megastars Morten, Salvatore Ganacci, Pan-Pot, and Stella Bossi lighting up their respective stages on Saturday night.

World Club Dome Malta will come to a close this evening with the legendary Bob Sinclar set to close the event at Café Del Mar Malta, promising a memorable end to an extraordinary festival.

Did you catch Pedro this weekend?

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Dolphins Gracefully Swim Alongside Vessel in Maltese Waters

Dolphins Gracefully Swim Alongside Vessel in Maltese Waters
Aug 4 2024 Share
A mesmerising sight of dolphins swimming alongside a vessel in Maltese waters has captivated viewers, thanks to a video sent to Malta Daily. In the footage, a pod of dolphins is seen elegantly gliding alongside the vessel as passengers watched in awe.

 

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While the spectacle was enchanting, it’s essential to follow specific guidelines to ensure the safety and well-being of these creatures. The Agreement on the Conservation of Cetaceans of the Black Sea, Mediterranean Sea, and Contiguous Atlantic Area has issued several conditions for interactions with cetaceans:

  • Vessels and aircraft should not disrupt the normal movement or behavior of cetaceans.
  • Contact with cetaceans should cease if they show signs of disturbance or alarm.
  • No cetacean should be separated from its group.
  • Rubbish or food should not be thrown near or around cetaceans.
  • Vessels should avoid sudden or repeated changes in speed or direction, except in emergencies.
  • When stopping to watch cetaceans, engines should be placed in neutral.
  • Aircraft should not fly below 183 meters (600 feet) above sea level.
  • Vessels should not intentionally approach within 100 meters of a cetacean or cut off its path.
  • Cetaceans should not be prevented from leaving the vicinity of the vessel.
  • Vessels within 300 meters of cetaceans should move at a constant speed no faster than 5 knots, stopping if within 100 meters.
  • Departure from the vicinity should be slow until at least 300 meters away.
  • Aircraft should avoid casting shadows on cetaceans.
  • Only one vessel or aircraft should be in the watching area at a time, limited to 15 minutes for vessels or 2 minutes for aircraft.
  • Vessels should approach cetaceans diagonally from the side.
  • Activities such as swimming with cetaceans should be forbidden or strictly regulated.
  • Cetaceans should not be disturbed or harassed in any way.

By adhering to these guidelines, we can ensure the protection and conservation of cetaceans while enjoying their breathtaking presence in our waters.

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Snoop Dogg Goes Viral with Full Equestrian Fit at Olympics

Snoop Dogg Goes Viral with Full Equestrian Fit at Olympics
Aug 4 2024 Share

Olympics flame-bearer and special correspondent Snoop Dogg went viral this week, not just for his commentary, but for his unique fashion choice. The 52-year-old rapper donned a full equestrian kit, complete with a hat, as he watched the dressage events in Paris on Saturday.

Driven to the stands at the Palace of Versailles on a golf cart, Snoop Dogg turned heads in breeches, a dressage tailcoat, and a hard hat. His ensemble was completed with sunglasses and an ‘S’ emblem on his jacket, adding his signature touch to the classic equestrian look.

Accompanying Snoop was his unlikely friend and former co-host, Martha Stewart. The American chef matched his attire, creating a memorable sight for spectators.

Snoop Dogg expressed his enthusiasm for the equestrian events during an appearance on NBC. “I am interested in the horses that dance,” he said. “And I want to give them some carrots and apples… make sure they’re fed before they do their thang.”

The pair enjoyed an exciting morning at the dressage team grand prix special, witnessing British rider Becky Moody achieve a leading first-round score on her horse, Jagerbomb.

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