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Emma Agius Opens Up About Sexual Abuse, Time At Mt Carmel

Emma Agius Opens Up About Sexual Abuse, Time At Mt Carmel
Dec 10 2024 Share

Speaking on ‘Gimgha b’Gimgha’ on NET TV, Emma Agius opened up about her experience with mental health struggles and seeking help after experiencing sexual abuse.

 

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Emma speaks about how she went to Mount Carmel Hospital and how much the staff helped her to heal.

Emma has went on to found ‘YANA Malta’ which stands for ‘You Are Not Alone’, a cause for Malta’s Mental Health Hospital and beyond.

Emma describes the staff at Mount Carmel as angels who are always working to change the stigma around mental health.

 

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Video Source: Gimgha b’Gimgha (Net TV On Demand)

The Types of People You’ll Meet at a Buffet

The Types of People You’ll Meet at a Buffet
Dec 10 2024 Share

A buffet is more than just a feast for your taste buds; it’s a window into human behaviour and what better place to celebrate them than at db Hotels + Resorts?! Every plate tells a story, and here are some characters you’ll spot:

1. The Conservative One

This plate is all about balance—maybe a neat arrangement of fresh vegetables, some cold cuts, maybe a selection of cheese. They’re here to enjoy but avoid overindulgence.

2. The Last-Meal Eater

Their plate is a mountain of everything: Mediterranean kebabs, Indian curries, Oriental stir-fries, and Italian pasta. They’re not sure if this is their last buffet ever, so they’re going all in!

3. The Slow Pacer

This person takes their time, visiting the buffet line multiple times. Their plate may look sparse at first, but by the end, they’ve tasted it all, from sushi to tiramisu.

4. The Foodie

Every item on their plate is Instagram-worthy. They’ve meticulously chosen unique flavors, like sushi paired with exotic Mediterranean dips.

At db Hotels + Resorts, guests can enjoy all-inclusive restaurants offering a variety of cuisines—from Oriental to Indian, and Mediterranean. Each meal includes unlimited spirits, wines, beers, and specialty coffees. For a refined experience, visit the Italian-inspired Salia or make your festive bookings now at www.dbhotelsresorts.com. With an array of flavors, every type of diner will find their culinary match!

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Regeneration Of Wied Għajn Riħana Completed

Dec 10 2024 Share

The regeneration of Wied Għajn Riħana in Burmarrad has been completed, with Project Green leading extensive efforts to address flooding and improve access for farmers and visitors.

During a site visit, Environment Minister Miriam Dalli and Project Green COO Architect Beverley Costa highlighted the work undertaken, including the removal of three tonnes of waste and the rebuilding of 1.2km of rubble walls.

Wooden grids and barriers were also installed to combat soil erosion and enhance access for farmers.

The project included clearing invasive species, planting 1,400 trees and shrubs, and cleaning the valley to increase its rainwater collection capacity and reduce flooding in the area.

Removed waste ranged from oil storage tanks to construction debris and other illegally dumped items.

Minister Dalli emphasised the importance of valleys in Malta’s natural ecosystem and called on the public to help maintain these spaces. “This project demonstrates how sustainability, agriculture, and recreation can coexist harmoniously,” she said.

Project Green COO Beverley Costa and Senior Project Manager Joseph Borda described the innovative methods used to restore ecological balance while respecting the valley’s natural features.

Wied Għajn Riħana is now a green zone serving 4,410 nearby residents and enhancing local biodiversity.

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Malta International Contemporary Art Space Inaugurated

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Over the weekend of December 7–8, the public had the opportunity to visit the newly inaugurated Malta International Contemporary Art Space (MICAS) in Floriana. Entry was free, allowing visitors to explore the exhibition by Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos.

During a visit to the Open Weekend, Minister for National Heritage, Arts, and Local Government Owen Bonnici expressed satisfaction with the strong public turnout. He described MICAS as a landmark cultural project, integrating Malta’s historic fortifications with a mission to showcase world-class contemporary art. “The inauguration of MICAS marks a historic milestone, establishing Malta as a key hub for contemporary art and international cultural dialogue,” said Minister Bonnici.

He emphasised that the €30 million project, funded by the EU, not only fulfils an electoral pledge but also highlights the unifying power of art in society. “MICAS is a platform for Maltese, Gozitan, and international artists, fostering creativity and cultural tourism while offering a space for social cohesion.”

Visitors also viewed works by British contemporary artist Conrad Shawcross and Swiss sculptor Ugo Rondinone. The event featured guided tours, workshops, children’s art activities, traditional games, educational sessions, and live music.

Executive Chairperson Phyllis Muscat described MICAS as Malta’s newest cultural destination, reclaiming 6,000 square meters of historic landscape for art and culture. She encouraged everyone to visit and experience this revitalised space.

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