Malta Women’s Team Trains Ahead Of Andorra Final

Malta Women's Team Trains Ahead Of Andorra Final
Jun 2 2025 Share

The Malta Football Women’s Team has already hit the pitch to train ahead of Tuesday’s final UEFA Nations League match against Andorra.

With a kick off set to take place at 19:00 at the Estadio Encamp, Malta will be concluding their campaign on a high as they have just been promoted to League B after a successful bout against Cyprus.

Keeping their momentum, another victory on Tuesday could see the Maltese team ending on an immense high as they prepare for a tough campaign ahead in League B.

Good luck team!

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Commissioner For Gender-Based Violence & Domestic Violence Says Domestic Violence Is A Public Issue

Commissioner For Gender-Based Violence & Domestic Violence Says Domestic Violence Is A Public Issue
Jun 1 2025 Share

The Commissioner for Gender-Based Violence and Domestic Violence, Samantha Pace Gasan, has voiced concern over media claims framing domestic violence as a personal or family issue. 

She warned that such narratives increase stigma and silence around abuse.

Emphasising that domestic violence is a public issue and a criminal offense, the Commissioner called for responsible reporting and reaffirmed the Commission’s commitment to raising awareness and supporting victims.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, make a report to the Police Station in Santa Lucia or Floriana or call on 179 or 116 006.

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Police Officers Engage Community For Good Causes

Police Officers Engage Community For Good Causes
Jun 1 2025 Share

The Malta Police Force engaged the community this past weekend, participating in a number of initiatives that helped great local causes.

One was a football match with Aġenzija Appoġġ social workers and local youths, ‘promoting positive engagement and teamwork.’

Meanwhile, they also engaged in a 27 hour swimming marathon, organised by the Birżebbuġa Aquatic Sports Club.

‘We are proud to stand side by side with the communities we serve — building trust, strengthening partnerships and supporting local efforts.’

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“I Will Meet & Listen To Everyone” Says PM On Manoel Island

“I Will Meet & Listen To Everyone” Says PM On Manoel Island
Jun 1 2025 Share

Prime Minister Robert Abela has stated that the government cannot simply revoke the long-standing Manoel Island concession, despite growing public pressure to transform the area into a national park.

Abela said during an interview that although over 29,000 people have signed a petition calling for the site to be returned to the public, the concession granted to the Midi consortium 25 years ago remains legally binding.

The development deadline expired in March 2023, prompting campaigners to question whether the land could now be reclaimed.

However, Abela stressed that scrapping the agreement outright would risk severe consequences, including losses for around 5,000 small investors and bondholders.

Abela said that he will be meeting with and listening to everyone.

He suggested a sustainable tourism project that honours the existing concession while ensuring most of the island remains green and publicly accessible.

He revealed that 60% of the land is already earmarked for open space, and 20% for the restoration of historical sites.

Abela described the €150 million investment by the private sector as a model for attracting quality tourism.

What do you think?