Kanye West’s first-ever pair of Yeezys are officially going on sale and expected to go for a whopping $1 million.
The original Nike Air Yeezy is going up for auction at Sotheby’s with much hype around it, with CNN calling the pair of shoes ‘one of the most prized and sought-after sneakers in existence.’
The sale would break Michael Jordan’s previous record for most expensive shoe for his 1985 Nike Air Jordan 1s, which sold for $615,000 in 2020.
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After years of works and anticipation, Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects Ian Borg took to Facebook to announce that ‘our country’s largest infrastructural project’ is finally finished.
With the aforementioned statement, the Minister shared a photo of the Marsa Junction flyover after its regeneration via the installation of bright new greenery on the lower side.
While the project generated many mixed reactions, many took to the comments to reiterate the Minister’s statement that the Marsa Junction Project breathed new life into the south.
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During her interview with the Times of Malta, Superintendent for Public Health Prof. Charmaine Gauci also revealed that masks must be worn during the summer months, even at the beach.
Professor Gauci stated that despite the recent announcement of planned immunity towards June, rules of masks in public places along with the washing of hands and social distancing must still be followed.
The superintendent went on to highlight that the relaxation of measures is already risky, and that is why masks must be worn during the summer months in activities such as swims and BBQs, except while the individual is eating.
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After Malta historically approved the gender quota bill in parliament on Wednesday, with 63 MPs in favour and two against, the ADPD and chairperson Carmel Cacopardo stated that this bill is only a mechanism for the big parties to further occupy politics.
Cacopardo stated that “there is nothing historic in the manipulation of the electoral system”, going on to highlight that the PL and PN only benefit from the measure as ‘the parties get an additional six minions each’.
Spokesperson Sandra Gauci claimed that “no other country in democratic Europe” manipulates the system in the way that the PNPL do in Malta.
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