Flowers were laid and tributes poured for Bernice Cilia who, two years ago, was shot and killed by her estranged husband Roderick Cassar.
A vigil in Kordin saw family members, loved ones and activists gather together to commemorate Bernice.
‘Possession and control are not love’, said Alessia, Bernice’s sister, reported Moviment Graffitti.
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In a move to enhance workplace well-being, Yu Donglai, founder and CEO of Chinese retail chain Pang Dong Lai, has introduced an innovative “unhappy leave” policy.
Under this initiative, employees can take up to 10 additional days off each year when they are feeling emotionally low. This time off is paid and cannot be denied by management.
The policy is part of a broader effort to promote work-life balance, which also includes shorter workdays, weekends off, and extended holiday periods like a 30-40 day leave for Lunar New Year celebrations.
These benefits come at a time when workplace stress is a growing concern in China, particularly among younger workers aged 18 to 25, who face rising unemployment and the high cost of living.
Yu Donglai’s approach has sparked significant online discussion, with many praising the progressive stance on employee well-being.
By prioritizing mental health, Pang Dong Lai not only encourages a supportive workplace culture but also sets an example for other businesses aiming to create healthier environments for their workforce.
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Beatrice Njoya, Malta’s representative at the 73rd Miss Universe competition in Mexico City, has returned to Malta and reunited with her family after an unforgettable experience.
Njoya expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to represent her country on an international stage.
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Beatrice shared that her journey went beyond competition – despite not winning the crown or placing, she highlighted that is was a celebration of empowered women from diverse backgrounds.
Upon returning home, Beatrice shared heartwarming moments with her three children. This milestone marks the end of an inspiring chapter where she not only showcased Malta’s culture but also made history as the first Maltese woman of colour to participate in Miss Universe, gaining recognition for breaking barriers.
‘This is a just the beginning of a new era! Let’s keep shining brighter, together’, wrote Njoya.
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Maltese tenor Joseph Calleja shared footage of the remaining parts of the ‘magnificent’ Gladiator II’ set, having visited it after an ITVX interview on the Lorraine show.
‘I drove to part of the gladiator set- what an achievement! Kudos to all the Maltese crew, workers and craftsmen!’
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The set shows spots which feature prominently in the new film, with a giant stone foot and several Roman arches and columns.
Have you watched the sequel to Gladiator yet?
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