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First Ever Group To Graduate In Politics In Malta

First Ever Group To Graduate In Politics In Malta
Nov 27 2023 Share

The first group in Malta has just graduated in Malta with a Bachelor of Honours in Politics and Governance from the University of Malta. 

The B.A. (Hons.) in Politics and Governance aims to politically educate citizens for active engagement in Maltese public life. It focuses on under-represented occupational and social groups, emphasising public policy, management, and leadership. 

The course covers diverse topics such as political behaviour, Maltese constitutional development, European policy-making, political leadership, foreign policy, and world politics. Students engage in original research, culminating in a dissertation that contributes to existing literature. The curriculum has evolved to integrate local and international perspectives, fostering a comprehensive understanding of political dynamics.

Among the graduates were Vice Mayor of Bormla Noyah Spiteri Hammett, who thanked her late mother following her achievement. Sergio Carbonaro, a familiar voice on local airwaves, too graduated in the course, writing ‘never say never to acquiring B.A Honours’ as he posed with his certificate and toga. 

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Today Is A Stain On Malta’s Education Says Roberta Metsola

Today Is A Stain On Malta's Education Says Roberta Metsola
Nov 27 2023 Share

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola took to social media to address the strikes undertaken by educators in Malta, saying today is a stain on our country’s education due to what led to this moment. 

‘The biggest victims of the government’s hard-headedness are our teachers. With them, students and parents suffer as well’. 

‘Instead of finding a solution, the government closed door to educators. Instead of keeping its word, the government offended them. This is nothing but bullying by the Prime Minister with thousands of teachers who everyday greet thousands of students in Maltese and Gozitan schools.’

Metsola expressed her solidarity with the teachers and students and appealed for the government to stop stomping its legs and instead to sit down around a discussion table with good intentions to fulfil promises made, invest in education and offer a proper future for our teachers. 

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Government Being Cheap With Teachers And Our Youth, Says Bernard Grech

Government Being Cheap With Teachers And Our Youth, Says Bernard Grech
Nov 27 2023 Share

Speaking during a Nationalist Party address, Opposition leader Bernard Grech said that when the government and the Prime Minister is being cheap with not only the country’s teachers but also the students and the future of Malta. 

 

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Stating that every teacher, with all their different methods and skills, left a mark on him, Grech went on to say that when the government refuses to invest and give educators what they need, they are, by continuation, being cheap with students, the future of our country, our economy and the rest. 

He then took a jab at the advertisement of the budget and the money spent to create them. He recounted an anecdote wherein a teacher told Grech how an advert for ‘Malta Ġusta’ popped up when he tried to show students a YouTube video.

The teacher reportedly told Grech how it would have been much better to give the money invested in creating the ad to the teachers themselves to truly create a ‘just Malta’. 

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The Busker Gains Popularity In Global Line Dancing Community

The Busker Gains Popularity In Global Line Dancing Community
Nov 27 2023 Share

Taking to social media, last year’s Malta Eurovision Song Context representatives and winners revealed that their song has gotten popular in a very niche community: line-dancing. 

A post on Reddit revealed that Malta’s 2023 song became popular in the global line dancing community. 

 

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But that’s not the only surprise the Busker received, which they embraced with bafflement and characteristic joy. A petition has been started urging the trio to go on tour to South Korea. 

Despite saying that they need money to be able to pull off a trip to South Korea, the boys appreciated the love they are still receiving for their song as the finalists for this year’s Eurovision are revealed. 

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