Emma Muscat Announces Pregnancy

Mar 26 2025

Maltese superstar Emma Muscat has announced that she is expecting her first child! The 25-year-old singer took to social media to share the exciting news with her fans, revealing that she and her boyfriend, Kurt, are eagerly awaiting the arrival of their “little miracle” in August.

Emma Muscat first rose to fame after participating in the popular Italian talent show Amici di Maria De Filippi in 2018, where she quickly won hearts with her incredible voice and stage presence. Since then, she has built an impressive career in music, releasing hit songs like Sangria, Meglio di Sera, and Più di Te. Her blend of pop and Mediterranean influences has made her one of Malta’s most successful international artists.

Beyond her music career, Emma has represented Malta at the Eurovision Song Contest and collaborated with international artists, expanding her reach far beyond her home country. With a strong social media following and a dedicated fan base, she continues to be a powerful force in the music industry.

Now, as she steps into this exciting new chapter of motherhood, fans are eager to see what’s next for Emma Muscat both personally and professionally. Congratulations to Emma and Kurt on their wonderful news!

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493KG Of Cocaine Seized In Malta In 2023

Mar 26 2025

Recent drug-related statistics reveal that In 2023, the top three most seized drugs were cocaine (493kg), cannabis (154kg), and Khat (10kg). In 2023, 938 individuals were primarily using cocaine, and 32% of them seemed treatment.

According to the study, published by the Ministry for Social Policy and Children’s Rights and co-funded by the EUDA cocaine has also emerged as the leading cause of drug-related emergencies, resulting in 13 fatalities, surpassing heroin, which caused 5 deaths.

These figures point to a growing issue of substance misuse in the country, with cocaine continuing to have a particularly devastating impact.

The figures highlight that the journey to treatment is often long, with a median of 13 years before individuals seek help. This suggests a need for earlier intervention and more robust strategies to address addiction.

As these statistics underscore the seriousness of the issue, there is an urgent call for more effective responses and targeted efforts to combat drug misuse and reduce its toll on the community.

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Malta’s Winter Time To End At 2am Next Sunday

Mar 26 2025

The Department of Information announced that Malta’s winter time this year will end at 2 o’clock on the morning of Sunday, 30th March 2025.

This means that we will officially be kicking off our road to summer, with days getting longer – despite a lost hour of sleep!

But no fret – because we’ll have plenty of time to adjust thanks to Freedom Day on the 31st of March!

Tag someone who is ready for the summer vibes to officially start!

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Man At Risk After Scaffolding Collapse In Tarxien

Mar 26 2025

Yesterday, at around 1600hrs, police were informed that their assistance was needed in a garage in Triq id-Dejma, Ħal-Tarxien.

Police convened immediately on site and through preliminary investigations showed that a 45 year old man resident of Ħal-Tarxien was injured a scaffolding he was atop whilst working had collapsed.

A medical team were called on site and transported the man to Mater Dei Hospital. He was later certified as having suffered serious injuries.

Police investigations are ongoing.

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