Klassi Għalina actor Oliver Pace passes away

May 11 2021

This morning, Malta woke up to shocking news of the tragic death of local actor Oliver Pace.

Pace was a beloved figure in the local scene most famously known for his ‘Hopleaf’ character in the television series ‘Klassi Għalina’.

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Many took to Facebook to share a few words on Oliver, with his father Philip writing that Oliver will never be forgotten and to watch over them.

Keith Schembri hospitalised over unknown health reasons

May 11 2021

Ex-Prime Minister Joseph Muscat’s former Chief of Staff f Keith Schembri has been hospitalised for unknown but serious health conditions. Schembri’s lawyer Edward Gatt informed journalists of the case moments before the compilation of evidence against Schembri for money laundering, fraud and corruption could continue.

His lawyer stated that he is being given medical attention and asked for people to treat him and his family with dignity. The compilation is still set to continue with Schembri absent. Schembri was granted bail a month ago following around a month in prison.

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Malta has a rage room and we’re losing it

May 11 2021

Did you ever feel the need to blow off some steam by safely breaking random unused stuff? Well, you’re in luck because a Rage Room has officially opened in Malta. Customers, armoured with protective gear to prevent any injury, will be given the chance to absolutely destroy everything from old TVs to glass bottles.

Scroll to third slide to see what’s in store!

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So if you need a fun, tension-releasing activity this summer, head to Rage Room Malta and book a session!

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Vaccine registration to open for Over-16s by end of month

May 10 2021

During a parliamentary speech on Monday evening, Health Minister Chris Fearne announced that all over-16s will be able to register for their COVID-19 vaccination in the coming weeks.

Fearne stated that all citizens aged 16 and over will be able to register sometime during May and went on to highlight how herd immunity may also be reached in the coming weeks.

Currently, over 60% of Malta’s population has received at least one dose, with herd immunity being 70% of the population having received at least one dose.

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