Eve Borg Bonello reveals she spent €500 on election campaign

Apr 25 2022

Nationalist MP Eve Borg Bonello spent over €500 throughout her 40-day election campaign. Borg Bonello published a brief breakdown of her campaign expenses on her page.

Her team spent €200 on business cards, €256.40 on Facebook advertisements and €50 on stationery. She also used a €100 donation to cover the price of branded pens and a banner for her pop-up office.

The total cost around €506.40. So far, only Borg Bonello and independent candidate Arnold Cassola published their campaign expenses.

On his part, Cassola spent €3,283, receiving €455 in donations. Election candidates are legally required to submit their income and expenditure reports to the Electoral Commission.

Candidates are not allowed to spend more than €20,000 for every district they contest. The electoral commission reminded candidates that they have until Monday 2nd May to submit their reports.

“Whosoever fails to submit such report or submits it late would be breaching the provisions in regulations 41 to 52 of the Fourteenth Schedule in the General Elections Act (Cap. 354) and would be liable to the stipulated consequences,” the commission said.

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G7 Events’ First of May special at Café del Mar is a sign that summer is finally here!

Apr 25 2022

From the very moment temperatures in Malta begin to increase and the population senses a slight change in weather, the flip flops come out, the “ġej is-sajf” quotes begin to proliferate and party season officially begins.

In appropriate fashion, leading events and club night organisers G7 Events are coming together with Café del Mar to put on an incredible First of May Special featuring international DJ Topic. The sunset spectacular will welcome one of the most prolific hitmakers of the moment, with familiar hits like ‘Breaking Me’, ‘Your Love (9PM) and so many more.

The much-awaited day-to-night event is absolutely free and kicks off at 5PM, with familiar local DJs Carlo Gerada, Debrii, D-Rey, Koroma and Miggy joining the bill for some special sunset fun.

For many, the May first event is the first sign of summer’s impending arrival and after two whole summers of waiting, parties officially back and Maltese revellers are ready for it.

Are you ready for summer?

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Muzika Muzika my last singing competition says Franklin Calleja

Apr 25 2022

Following his performance on Muzika Muzika last weekend, Maltese singer Franklin Calleja revealed that this was his last time performing in a musical competition.

Franklin has been a familiar face in the local music scene, participating in the Eurovision Song Contest as well ax X-Factor Malta. For Muzika Muzika, Franklin performed ‘Wennisni’, going on to write on Facebook that he will be looking forward to new material but not competitions.

He thanked everyone who supported his journey, and congratulated all those who contested as well as the winner Kurt Calleja.

He said that he will miss competitions, but that he believes that he does not need anymore jury opinion who might not appreciate his music as much as he believes in what he is doing. ‘Music is wonderful and unites us, and I will therefore continue doing what I love without competing.

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National record broken twice in one day by Maltese female relay team

Apr 25 2022

As they engaged in a training camp in Italy, Malta’s national female relay team not only crushed the national record, but went on to do it a second time in the same day.

The team was comprised of star athletes Claire Azzopardi, Charlotte Wingfield, Carla Scicluna and Janet Richard. The four managed to achieve a record time of 46.07 seconds in the 4x100m relay.

However, this was not enough for the four powerhouses as they managed to lower the time to a whopping 45.80 seconds in the second run. The previous national record was 46.24 seconds which was in place for seven years.

The reduction of an entire minute was a great achievement as in such sport, every millisecond counts. And the athletes made sure all of them were accounted for professionally.

The athletes, who were training at Agropoli in Italy ahead of the Mediterranean Games in June, secured their spot for the games. They will be taking place in Oran, Algeria. Well done all!

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