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Maltese Teenager Attracts Crowd As She Sings With Viral TikTok Pianist

Sep 16 2024 Share

The 16-year-old Malta’s Got Talent semi-finalist Claudia Santamaría was featured in a TikTok posted by Julien Cohen, a pianist with 5.2 million followers on the app.

In the video, Claudia, who is half-Maltese and half-Spanish, approaches Julien as he plays at Paris Train Station and asks if he knows the song “Voilà” and if she can sing along.

As soon as she starts singing, her voice captivates the crowd, drawing a gathering of people who stop to listen causing the train station to go silent.

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Dock Music In Bormla Returns For 3rd Edition

Dock Music In Bormla Returns For 3rd Edition
Sep 16 2024 Share

Get ready for the return of Dock Music in Bormla with its third exciting edition!

Following the great success of previous years, Dock Music is back on Friday, September 20, starting at 7:00 p.m., promising an unforgettable night of music in one of the most stunning spots in Cottonera—Dock Number One in Bormla.

This scenic location, a favorite for families, will come alive with performances that cater to all musical tastes.

This year’s lineup includes the return of popular singer Ivan Grech alongside the Voca Choir, as well as talented artists like Glen and Amber, among others.

Best of all? Entry is completely free and open to everyone, making it the perfect way to enjoy a Friday night under the stars.

Organized by the Cottonera Foundation with the support of the American University of Malta and the Bormla Local Council, Dock Music is set to be a highlight of Malta’s summer events calendar.

Expect a lively crowd of both locals and tourists enjoying the electric atmosphere in Cottonera.

Throughout the evening, delicious food and drinks will be available from nearby establishments, ensuring you have everything you need to make the night complete. Don’t miss out on this fantastic, family-friendly festival!

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Fire in Mrieħel Business Centre Server Room Prompts Evacuation

Sep 16 2024 Share

A fire broke out in the server room of the Fort Business Centre in Mrieħel on Monday morning, leading to the evacuation of the building and nearby Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) offices. The fire occurred shortly before 9 a.m., prompting staff to be evacuated as a precautionary measure.

Firefighters quickly responded to the scene, extinguishing the blaze by 9:45 a.m. Staff were allowed to return to the building once the fire was under control. No injuries were reported during the incident.

While reports initially suggested that the nearby Quad complex was also affected, business activity there continued as usual. The MFSA building, although not directly impacted by the fire, was evacuated for safety reasons, with employees moved outdoors until the situation was resolved.

The Fort Business Centre is home to multiple companies, including gaming firm Evolution AB and accounting firm Grant Thornton. The cause of the fire, as well as details regarding which company’s server room was involved, remain unclear.

This marked the second fire incident in Malta that morning, following a car fire on the Marsa-Ħamrun bypass, which caused traffic disruptions.

 

Via: Times of Malta

 

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Alex Agius Saliba’s 1st Speech As PL Deputy Leader For Party Affairs

Alex Agius Saliba's 1st Speech As PL Deputy Leader For Party Affairs
Sep 16 2024 Share

In his first speech as Deputy Leader for Party Affairs of the Labour Party, Alex Agius Saliba reflected on the past 17 years within the Labour Party.

He shared that back in 2008, he promised himself to do everything possible to ensure that the Labour Party would remain the largest political force in Malta.

He emphasized looking back at the history of the Labour Party, which has always been a shield for the most vulnerable. This socialist principle, said Agius Saliba, must be kept alive.

He also called for open discussions and for opening the party’s doors, returning to the party’s roots, and building on the good foundations laid by previous leaders.

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