World renowned singer Jason Derulo gave a stellar show yesterday evening in Malta at the ftNFT’s ‘YoCerebrum Awards 2024’, bringing some of his most well known tracks to the stage.
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From ‘Ridin Solo’ to ‘Wiggle’, Derulo had the Manoel Island audience singing along and dancing to some of his career’s greatest hits – songs many of us grew up with.
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Taking to social media, Cynergi Malta posted a photo of International singer Jason Derulo as he worked out at the local gym.
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The artist took to the gym to get in some well needed physical activity.
‘After @jasonderulo‘s visit, we’re feeling like we Don’t Wanna Go Home-let’s keep this energy going’, the caption of the post read, making reference to one of the artist’s most well known tracks.
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During an interview on Kuntatt on NET FM, PN Leader Bernard Grech urged the Maltese and Gozitans to go beyond expressing frustration on social media and take an active stand against the government’s alleged misuse of power.
Grech highlighted that ministers Clayton Bartolo and Clint Camilleri, close allies of Prime Minister Robert Abela, are at the centre of these controversies.
He criticised what he sees as a pattern of unaccountability, where apologies from officials are seen as an insufficient response to serious accusations. Grech argued that the people deserve more than empty apologies and that accountability should require restitution for alleged misdeeds.
Grech stressed that citizens need to convey a strong message to Abela and his administration that they will not tolerate misuse of public funds, especially when public money is allegedly being directed to personal favours, as in the recent promotion of a minister’s girlfriend to a lucrative public role.
He reiterated the call for the resignation of ministers Bartolo and Camilleri, insisting that public servants must answer for their actions.
Grech concluded that Maltese and Gozitan citizens must voice their dissatisfaction on Monday to demand transparency, accountability, and a government that respects the people’s resources.
He called on citizens to join the Partit Nazzjonalista’s protest this coming Monday at 6 p.m. in Valletta, saying that real change requires direct action to hold the administration accountable for alleged corruption and misuse of public funds.
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Taking to social media, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola revealed the 1 millionth visitor to the House of European History.
’20 year old student Raquel – who was in Brussels during a trip with her father – has now entered the European Parliament’s history books’, explained Metsola.
‘This is a museum that everyone should have the chance to visit. A symbolic space that does not only display how people have embraced what unites them, but through the various exhibitions and activities organised, it also offers an environment where one can learn, reflect, debate and understand how far we have come.’
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