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Exams To Go As Planned; UĦM Directives Lifted

Exams To Go As Planned; UĦM Directives Lifted
Jan 16 2024 Share

Following pressure by KSU’s announcement of a University student rally on campus today, the UĦM directives were lifted and exams announced to be going as planned.

As such, KSU cancelled the lecture walk-out rally, with an official statement saying that pressure for the conclusion of the collective agreement is set to continue. 

‘While this development is a cause for celebration among students, KSU wishes to express its profound appreciation for UĦM’s unwavering commitment to defending worker’s rights’, the student organisation wrote. 

KSU extended their wholehearted support to UĦM in its ongoing endeavours to negotiate a better collective agreement. 

‘Nonetheless, we must express our deep disappointment with the government’s negligence regarding workers’ rights over the past two years, a neglect that has compelled the union to take such measures, inadvertently impacting students.’ 

‘Did the situation need to get to this point to get to this stage of the negotiations’, KSU concluded. 

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Alex Borg Calls for Franco Debono’s Return to PN

Alex Borg Calls for Franco Debono's Return to PN
Jan 15 2024 Share

Alex Borg has publicly urged Franco Debono to take a more active role within the Nationalist Party (PN). The young PN MP took to social media to express his support for the reintegration of Franco Debono into the party.

This development follows closely on the heels of Roberta Bonello Felice, a PN executive member and presenter, who also encouraged Debono to “take a step towards the nationalist party” in an interview with Andrew Azzopardi on RTK.

In a detailed social media post, Alex Borg revealed that he recently had the opportunity to meet Debono in person. Despite not aligning with all of Debono’s views, Borg emphasised that he considers Franco Debono a valuable asset to the Nationalist Party, agreeing with a substantial portion of his statements.


Back in 2022, Opposition Leader Bernard Grech did not rule out the possibility of Franco Debono contesting the election as a PN candidate. During a press conference with Newsbook, Grech stated that he did not “exclude any candidature” and affirmed that the party welcomes anyone with goodwill ready to contribute to the Nationalist Party.

Franco Debono, known for his successful criminal law practice, withdrew from frontline politics in 2013 following disagreements with then-Prime Minister and PN leader Lawrence Gonzi.

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How Informed Are You On MEP Elections? KNŻ Issues Important Youth Survey

Jan 15 2024 Share

📢 The Maltese National Youth Council (KNŻ) has announced the launch of a groundbreaking survey tailored to young individuals across the European Union. As part of the “Empower Youth Voices – MEP Elections Edition” project, this comprehensive survey aims to amplify youth engagement, foster informed discourse, and encourage political participation leading up to the MEP elections.

🌐 Your perspective matters! KNŻ is inviting all young individuals in Malta to participate in this anonymous survey, a key component of the broader campaign dedicated to creating a dynamic platform for youth engagement. By sharing your views, concerns, and aspirations regarding the European Union, you contribute to shaping the narrative of Malta’s youth in European affairs.

🗳️ Be a part of the change! Participants’ insights will play a crucial role in enhancing the understanding of youth’s stance on EU matters. KNŻ believes that by amplifying youth voices, one can create a more inclusive and representative political landscape.

🔗Your input is invaluable in building a vibrant and participatory community. Let your voice be heard – participate in the survey today! Together, let’s empower the youth and make a lasting impact on the future of the European Union.

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A new all-you-can-eat sushi place has arrived

A new all-you-can-eat sushi place has arrived
Jan 15 2024 Share

Attention sushi enthusiasts! Your wildest dreams have just come true in the heart of Sliema. Alma restaurant, the new haven for sushi lovers, has unveiled a mind-blowing all-you-can-eat sushi deal that will have your taste buds doing the happy dance.

Picture this: Monday to Thursday, lunch and dinner, all the sushi you can devour for just €24.95 per person (T&C’s apply). Yes, you read that right – unlimited sushi for a wallet-friendly price. Alma is renowned for serving some of the best rolls on the entire island.

Prepare your chopsticks for a culinary adventure through an extensive variety of sushi options. But that’s not all! Alma understands the struggle of finding parking, especially when the promise of sushi paradise beckons. Fear not, sushi warriors, because Alma is offering FREE parking at the Sliema Multi-Storey Car Park from Monday to Saturday starting at 6pm.

So, round up your fellow sushi lovers, mark your calendars, and get ready to embark on a gastronomic journey at Alma – where the sushi never stops.

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