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Government to Present Budget 2025 on Monday 28th October

Government to Present Budget 2024 on Monday 28th October
Sep 29 2024 Share

The Government of Malta will present the 2025 Budget in Parliament on Monday, 28th October 2024. This announcement was made by Prime Minister Robert Abela during his visit to New York, where he attended commitments related to the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly. Abela confirmed that the Minister for Finance would deliver the Budget speech at the end of the upcoming month.

The Prime Minister emphasised that the 2025 Budget will continue to implement the government’s “Malta Together” agenda, which aims to support families and businesses while addressing new priorities. Abela stated that the fiscal incentives will be aligned with five key priorities aimed at steering Malta’s economy in a productive direction. The Budget will be socially strong, focusing on benefiting the middle class through income tax reductions.

He highlighted the principle of improving quality of life as the foundation of the upcoming Budget. The government intends not only to provide financial incentives and subsidies but also to ensure that the resulting benefits are enjoyed by the people in peace and stability.

Abela also stressed the importance of ongoing consultations with social partners, noting that this dialogue is essential for shaping the Budget’s direction. Despite international challenges, Malta’s economy remains strong and resilient, with experts forecasting higher economic growth than expected in recent months.

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SkinDuo: A Revolutionary Probiotic Skin Serum Done in Malta

SkinDuo: A Revolutionary Probiotic Skin Serum Done in Malta
Sep 29 2024 Share

In a groundbreaking development for skincare and health, The BioArte has introduced SkinDuo™, the first product to incorporate real, live probiotics—not just lysates or ferments—into its formulation. This innovative two-pronged approach includes both a topical mono-dose serum and a food supplement designed to address the gut-skin axis, a connection extensively studied and linked to numerous skin conditions, including acne. SkinDuorepresents a significant shift in the way we approach skin and gut health, with the potential to revolutionize treatments for imbalanced skin. 

The Gut-Skin Connection 

It has long been established that gut health plays a critical role in skin conditions. When the gut experiences dysbiosis—an imbalance between beneficial and harmful bacteria—it can lead to gastrointestinal dysfunction, which triggers local and systemic inflammation. This inflammation can affect the skin, contributing to issues like acne. The SkinDuo™ formula was developed with this in mind, focusing on both gut and skin restoration to promote overall balance and well-being. 
 
Real Probiotics for Real Results 

Unlike many skincare products that use inactive bacterial components such as lysates or ferments, SkinDuo™ includes live probiotics. The topical serum features a specific strain of Lactiplantibacillus plantarum, which is active on the skin and helps restore balance in the skin’s microbiome. This approach is a significant innovation in the skincare world, offering tangible results for individuals with acne and other skin conditions caused by microbial imbalance. 
 
Dr. Manuele Biazzo, CEO of The BioArte, emphasizes the significance of this product:   

SkinDuo™ brings years of microbiome research into a practical, beneficial product for people suffering from skin imbalances. It’s the result of significant scientific advancements made by the microbiome research community, now available to everyone.’ 

Targeting Acne at its Source 
 
SkinDuo™ is specifically designed to target acne, a condition often influenced by both gut and skin microbial imbalances. The live strain of Lactiplantibacillus plantarum works by: 
– Reducing local inflammation: By minimizing the production of pro-inflammatory molecules, the skin experiences less irritation. 
– Controlling sebum production: It regulates oil production, a key factor in the development of acne. 
– Competing with harmful bacteria: The probiotic competes with Propionibacterium acnes IA, the bacteria responsible for acne, limiting its ability to colonize hair follicles. 
 
Gut Health for Better Skin 
 
The oral probiotic supplement included in SkinDuo™ plays a crucial role in enhancing the intestinal epithelial barrier. This barrier is essential for maintaining gut integrity and preventing the spread of harmful bacteria that contribute to systemic inflammation, which can exacerbate skin conditions. By addressing gut health, SkinDuo™ provides a holistic solution to skin issues, ensuring the skin can heal from within. 
 
A Game-Changer for Skincare 
 
SkinDuo™ is not just another skincare product—it’s an innovative, scientifically-backed solution for individuals struggling with acne and other skin conditions linked to gut health. With its unique combination of live probiotics in both topical and oral forms, it offers an effective, natural way to restore skin balance and promote overall health and yes, at a very competitive price.  
 
If you’re looking for a comprehensive approach to treating imbalanced skin and gut health, SkinDuo™ is the answer. Experience the future of skincare with live probiotics and discover healthier, clearer skin. 
 
For more information and to purchase SkinDuo™, visit www.thebioarte.com/skinduo or call at 21383758 for more information.  
 
This work was funded by Xjenza Malta, through the FUSION: R&I Technology Development Programme LITE R&I-2022-019L. 

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Legendary Maltese Show Simpatiċi Celebrates 25 Years Since First Airing

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It’s been 25 years since the iconic Maltese TV show Simpatiċi first graced our screens. On September 28, 1999, the debut episode, titled “Tard,” aired on Super One TV, scripted by Lino Grech and based on a story by Frida and Hermann. From the very beginning, Simpatiċi captured the hearts of the Maltese public with its relatable characters like Nanna Katrin, Jason, and Buttons.

The day after the premiere, the show received overwhelming praise, with viewers quickly taking to its humour and charm. In a recent post on Simpatiċi’s Facebook page, it was revealed that advertisers scrambled to get their products showcased during the show, which can only showcase Simpatiċi’s instant success.

Fast forward 25 years, and the show’s legacy is stronger than ever. Recently, Simpatiċi won two prestigious awards from GO Tokis for “Favorite Program Over the Years” and “Most Watched Program,” proving its enduring appeal.

A heartfelt message posted on the show’s Facebook page expressed gratitude to everyone involved in the show’s success, from the cast and crew to the loyal viewers. Simpatiċi has undoubtedly become a cornerstone of Maltese television history—and it’s showing no signs of fading.

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Rag’n’Bone Man Rocks Fort St. Elmo in Malta Debut

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English artist Rag’n’Bone Man delivered a show-stopping performance at Fort St. Elmo, marking his debut appearance in Malta with a bang.

 

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Performing at the historic fortress, the chart-topping artist behind hits like “Human,” “Skin,” “What Do You Believe In,” “Lovers In A Past Life,” and “Giant” wowed the crowd of thousands with his powerful voice and soulful melodies. The audience was treated to an unforgettable night as Rag’n’Bone Man and his team brought the emotion to one of Malta’s most legendary locations.

Fellow artists Caity Baser and Rio Fredrika brought exceptional vibes to the stage, warming up the crowd for the headliner, while local talents Debrii, Miggy, and Koroma delivered strong support sets that showcased Malta’s talent as well.

This concert marked the kickoff of the Island Sounds Festival Malta, and Rag’n’Bone Man’s headline performance set the tone for an incredible weekend of music. As the festival continues, today promises a Day-to-Night takeover of Café Del Mar Malta, featuring British DJ and producer Joel Corry, bringing an eclectic mix of summer vibes and banging beats.

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