Few local brands carry the same prestige and widespread respect as local beer brand Cisk and their latest announcement looks to shake the world.
Their latest Instagram posts follows a recent string of subliminal messages hinting at a potential non-alcoholic beer, which would be a first for the beloved beer brand.
Prior to April Fool’s Day, the brand also published a post mentioning ‘0% compromise’, further entertaining the possibility of the launch of a 0% alcoholic beverage.
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As Malta’s temperatures seem to be ever on the increase as Summer draws nearer, people have utilised the advent of Good Friday to take to the beaches and cool off. The public holiday seemed to grant people a day of sunny, not to mention hot, weather and the opportunity was seized for a swim by many.
It is however important to remember that health measures are still in place; People can only be in groups of 2, unless they are from the same household. These health measures were put in place to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. It does seem nonetheless that the measures are being adhered to as daily cases have dropped beneath 50.
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A former policeman and youth football coach who fled towards Malta after sexually abusing 15 boys and girls over a period of 40 years has been found guilty in English court and is currently awaiting his sentence in Malta.
Stephen Walker lived in Malta for a number of years under a different name after fleeing the United Kingdom, only to return in 2019.
Today, he is 68 years old and has been charged with committing acts of sexually abused between 1960 and 2007 where it is reported that he abused children in England, France and even Malta.
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Malta has registered 42 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 2,361 swab tests, while 94 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.
As of Thursday 1st April 2021, 203,553 vaccine doses were administered of which 55,897 were 2nd doses.
To date, Malta has registered 29,127 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 28,045 have recovered, 395 died and 687 are still active.
