A tribute was held for the late Paul Xuereb, who was crushed to death with his own truck in Ħal Far this past weekend.
A truck car-cade, donning banners of the late Xuereb, drove through the roads in honour of the passed, with friends and family gathering for one last farewell.
A video shared Facebook page ‘It’s all about Trucks’ captures the truck car-cade, paying tribute to the late Xuereb.
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Rest in Peace, Paul.
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Taking to social media, James Carragher, the son of ex-England footballer Jamie Carragher, reflected on his last match representing Malta agains The Netherlands for the World Cup Qualifiers.
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The match ended in an 8-0 loss for Malta despite the latter’s effort to push forth in their qualifier attempts.
Taking to Instagram, James wrote:
‘An experience to learn a lot from against some of the world’s best. Little rest then go again’.
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Newly resigned Nationalist Party Leader Bernard Grech received a standing ovation and was thanked for his service and commitment as the election process for a new leader officially begins.
At the start of the meeting, the committee officially took note of Dr Grech’s resignation and unanimously passed a motion to thank him for his five years of service as leader. He will remain in the role until a new leader is elected.
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The Executive also agreed to call a meeting of the PN’s General Council, as required by the party’s statute.
During this council meeting, the Electoral, Records and Data Commission will begin the formal process to appoint a new party leader.
The General Council will take place on Sunday 22 June 2025 at the PN Headquarters.
The committee also approved the official rules that will guide how the leadership election is carried out, in line with the party’s statute.
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Taking to social media, photographer Jake Gialanze shared a photo of the strawberry moon off Jerma, Marsaskala… and it’s stunning.
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The moon was photographed shining orange and reflecting off the surface of Maltese seas.
Did you spot the orange moon?
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