Malta international Samir Arab recently appeared on Footballers Unfiltered to speak about his experience being approached to fix a match.
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Arab recounts how he was approached by someone whom he trusted, yet his answer was still no.
Arab, born in Malta in 1994, plays as a defender for Balzan and the Malta national team, appearing for Malta on October 7th 2020 in a friendly match against Gibraltar.
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Miriana continues to serve as her Malta Eurovision Song Contest winning song ‘KANT’ climbed to number 1 on YouTube trending.
The official video of the Malta National Final Performance is currently situated at the top spot of YouTube’s trending, with Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Show right behind her.
With over 249,000 views on the video platform, the song is clearly making a hit with audiences worldwide, not just Europe.
Despite the success, it is unclear to what extent the song will have to be censored due to the title’s association with the word ‘c*nt*’.
Whatever ends up happening however, the song has established itself as an instant hit and will probably continue to make the rounds way past the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest in Basel.
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AYU, a unique dining experience created by three brothers, has recently earned a spot in the prestigious Michelin Guide. This one-of-a-kind restaurant is inspired by the brothers’ extensive travels across the globe, and love for worldwide cuisines.
Located in Gzira Strand, an area that was once a vibrant hub in the ’60s and ’70s, AYU brings a fresh wave of passion for both travel and world cuisine to the region. The brothers blend their love for exploring new destinations with their culinary expertise, offering diners the opportunity to relive their own travel memories through food.
Recreating world cuisine through their concept earned them a spot on the Michelin, with a YouTube video posted by Michelin guide reaching up to 1,735 views
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During a visit to Mater Dei Hospital, the Minister for Health and Active Ageing, Jo Etienne Abela, met with the hospital’s surgical staff, including radiologists, cardiologists, surgeons from various specialties, anesthetists, nurses, and radiographers.
Accompanied by the hospital’s administrative staff, the minister Jo Etienne Abela expressed the government’s appreciation for their hard work and dedication, which led to 62,635 procedures being carried out at the hospital in 2024. The minister highlighted that this represented a 6% increase (3,812 more procedures) compared to the previous year.
During the meeting, several professionals shared their input, discussing plans and suggestions for improving operational efficiency.
Minister Jo Etienne Abela encouraged greater dialogue between specialists and Primary Care colleagues to ensure that more medical conditions are treated within the community whenever possible. He also assured that the digitalization of services will be crucial in reaching this goal.
The minister and administrative staff welcomed various suggestions for improving operations. These included hiring more specialists beyond retirement age, upgrading surgical equipment, expanding robotic surgery capabilities, and implementing a more comprehensive appointment system for the Outpatients Department.
During questioning the expansion of Mater Dei Hospital’s infrastructure came up, and the minister outlined various projects, including the expansion of the Emergency Department, Intensive Care Unit, Radiology Department, Cardiology Department, Obstetrics Unit, and the Neonatal and Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (NPICU). He also mentioned the addition of new wards, operating theaters, and hospital beds, as well as increased collaboration with the private sector to ensure patients receive timely medical care.
“On behalf of the patients and the government, I thank the professionals for their efforts in achieving these record-breaking results. The ministry remains committed to providing all necessary support to reach even more ambitious goals,” concluded Minister Abela.
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by Stefan Azzopardi
