Giselle Brings Casa Amor Chaos To Love Island Malta Villa

Jun 11 2025

Love Island Malta host Giselle returned to the villa last night and brought some Casa Amor chaos along with her.

After a number of games that the islanders had to participate in, with the girls in the villa with the bombshell boys and the boys in the Casa Amor suite with bombshell girls, the contestants were faced with decisions and mystery.

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Alessia and Michela had the opportunity to choose whether to stay coupled up with Keenan and Cruyff respectively, despite them not knowing if they would walk in with a Casa Girl.

That leaves the others – Diane, Evelyn and Yennifer – to choose what their next move will be.

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PAWSA Lands in Malta for Panorama on July 28th

Jun 10 2025

Malta’s summer just got a whole lot better.

G7 Events and Panorama Malta are bringing one of the hottest names in global electronic music to the island: PAWSA, the chart-topping tech-house titan, will be taking over Block 11, Gianpula Village on July 28th for a night that promises nothing but good vibes, great energy and bumping house music.

With a reputation for delivering groove-driven sets that have moved crowds from Ibiza to Tulum, PAWSA is the wave. Tracks like Dirty Cash and TOO COOL TO BE CARELESS have become viral anthems in underground and mainstage scenes around the world, with his chunky basslines, irresistible swing and catchy vocals making some of the hottest tracks in music right now.

This headline experience, also featuring the mind behind ‘Nothing Better Than Music’, Blackchild, as well as Ernest & Frank, is brought to life by Panorama Malta and G7 Events in collaboration with Life Events.

Block 11, Gianpula Village is no stranger to major global names, but this highly-anticipated name will definitely be a landmark event of the summer. With demand already surging, early ticket purchase is highly recommended as this is shaping up to be one of the standout moments of Malta’s 2025 party calendar.

🎟️ Tickets available now at g7events.com

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Maksar Members Jailed For Life For Caruana Galizia & Chircop Murders

Jun 10 2025

Four members of the Maksar gang have been given jail for life for the murders of lawyer Carmel Chircop and journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.

Robert Agius, known as Ta’ Maksar, and Jamie Vella were convicted last week of supplying the car bomb that assassinated Caruana Galizia back in 2017.

Meanwhile Vella, along with Adrian Agius and George Degiorgio, were convicted of the murder of Carmel Chircop. Chircop was shot four times near his home back in 2015.

Madam Justice Edwina Grima handed the sentence, with six people having been found guilty or come clean about the role in the car bombing so far.

These include the bomb suppliers, the Degiorgio brothers as well as Vince Muscat and Melvin Theuma. The latter claims the murder was commissioned by Yorgen Fenech, who denies the charges.

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Malta’s Tourist Areas Get Construction Break

Jun 10 2025

Malta Tourism Authority have published a list of localities and streets defined as ‘Tourist Areas’ for the purposes of S.L. 623.08.

Demolition and excavation works will be prohibited in selected tourist areas between 15 June and 30 September 2025. This initiative, coordinated between the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) and the Malta Tourism Authority (MTA), addresses the inconvenience that construction sites cause to nearby residences and hotels.

The enforcement of Subsidiary Legislation 623.08 (Third Schedule 1c) is one way to mitigate the disruption that construction sites cause both to the tourism industry and to the number of Maltese families living in these areas. The demolition and excavation phases at construction sites are particularly disruptive to the surrounding residences.

Any illegal demolition or excavation work carried out between 15 June and 30 September 2025, in the identified localities and roads, may be reported to the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) on the number 138, for both Malta and Gozo, during and outside office hours.

The Malta Tourism Authority is the competent authority responsible for identifying the localities and roads where demolition or excavation works are not permitted. The Malta Tourism Authority reserves the right to amend or change the list of roads as it deems necessary

Any demolition and excavation works carried out between the 15th June and the 30th September 2025, in the identified localities and streets, may be reported to the Building and Construction Authority on 138 for both Malta & Gozo, during & after office hours or email [email protected].

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