A photo sent to this newsroom by contestant Pia Pellegrini Petit shows Master Chef Malta contestants joined together to watch the latest episode of the show.
The 12 finalists for the first season were announced yesterday evening after they proved themselves worthy in the kitchen.
The finalists will now be delving into various cooking challenges, pushing the limits of their abilities and culinary creativity.
Did you watch Master Chef Malta yesterday?
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Little five year old Mia Caruana has gone viral with her stunning tennis skills after Asciak Tennis Academy posted a video of her keeping her own during a friendly match.
The Academy revealed that Mia is coached by coach Giorgio, with Head Coach Gordon Asciak expressing how impressed by Mia’s skill.
‘Keep it up Mia, future looks bright’ wrote the page – and we cannot help but agree more!
The video has, as of time of writing, racked up 18K views as well as over 940 likes.
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In a landmark moment of transformation, Keen digital media agency proudly announces its strategic re-branding, marking a significant milestone in the agency’s 18 year journey. Embodying a vision summarised by the powerful tagline ‘Purpose, Creativity, Impact’, the agency emerges with renewed vigor, poised to redefine industry standards.
Elevating Purpose
With a commitment to purpose-driven marketing and media communication, Keen amplifies its dedication to its marketing partners’ success by aligning every strategy and initiative with a deeper purpose. The re-branding reflects the agency’s steadfast resolve to make a meaningful impact in an ever-evolving digital landscape that is becoming ever more noisy and where both meaning and impact can be easily drowned in an ocean of information. Redefining and strengthening the connection to purpose is key for any business and for marketing strategies to survive and thrive in an exponentially changing world.
A Canvas of Creativity
Embracing creativity as the cornerstone of innovation, Keen’s re-branding champions bold ideas and imaginative solutions which the team has always upheld through the years through out-of-the box marketing campaign ideas and initiatives. The agency’s creative ethos shines through in every aspect, from its branding projects, international market entry campaigns, to intuitive website designs.
Impactful Initiatives
Central to the re-branding is Keen’s unwavering focus on impact-oriented strategies for positioning brands, with better customer journey flow, and a more holistic business and marketing integration whilst keeping ESG and CSR close at heart. With a keen eye on delivering measurable results, the agency’s comprehensive suite of services aims to drive tangible growth and measurable results for its diverse clientele.
“Over the recent years, Keen has focused on strengthening its long term partnerships with brands as projects grew in scale and expanded across industry verticals and geo markets such as Africa, the United States and Northern Europe. To continue delivering impactful results across rapidly-changing business sectors such as retail, igaming, healthcare, tourism and corporate services, our team has evolved through championing local and international talent, enriching our company’s skill set and expertise.”, Carolin Hyzyk, Director and Head of Business Development says.
“At Keen we have always strived to build strong relationships with our partners, some of which we have collaborated on projects for years. Keen’s re-branding journey signifies a pivotal moment in its quest for excellence. The proven success record exhibits through consecutive awards won at Ad World Masters, among others, and through entrusted brands winning awards for the crafted campaigns. Yet the greatest reward remains to be the success of our clients”, John Falzon, Managing Director of the agency, says.
Grounded in purpose, fueled by creativity, and driven by impact, this agency sets forth on a renewed path, dedicated to empowering clients and achieving mutual success. Stay tuned for what 2024 holds in store. The best is yet to come!
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Twenty-five local activist groups in Malta are urging authorities to prevent further human rights violations and deaths in the Mediterranean Sea.
The Mediterranean is notorious for being one of the deadliest border areas globally, with tens of thousands of individuals perishing or going missing while attempting to cross it.
In 2023, at least 3,041 people died in the sea, making it one of the deadliest years on record, with the Central Mediterranean Route being especially perilous. Maltese authorities, in collaboration with the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, are accused of exacerbating these fatalities by politicising rescue efforts, delaying assistance, and adopting hostile rhetoric towards migrants.
Furthermore, they are criticised for outsourcing border control to North Africa, where human rights violations, including torture and sexual violence, are rampant.
Despite documented abuses, Maltese authorities cooperate with entities like the Libyan Coast Guard, facilitating the forced return of individuals to detention and degradation in Libya, in violation of international conventions.
Activists demand timely rescue operations, compassionate policies, cessation of pushbacks, discontinuation of support for rights-violating entities, and collaboration with humanitarian organisations for sea rescue operations.
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