Miriana Conte Reacts To Iconic Older Fan Vibing To KANT

Feb 20 2025

Maltese Eurovision sensation Mariana Conte has been winning hearts worldwide as her 2025 entry, ‘KANT’, continues to gain unstoppable momentum.

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#duet with @Terri / Tereska Love watching you all serve to KANT.✨ Keep them coming, I want to see more! 👀🫦 #eurovision #kant #esc2025 #eurovision2025 #malta #fyp

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On TikTok, fans have been vibing to the song, expressing themselves through dance, and embracing its infectious energy.

The response across Europe and the U.S. has been overwhelmingly positive.

Enthusiasts are already hailing ‘KANT’ as one of the standout entries of the year.

Meanwhile, the phrase “Serving Kant” has taken on a life of its own, becoming an iconic catchphrase in Malta and beyond.

Does ‘KANT’ make you dance?

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Gigi D’Alessio Is Coming To Summer Lust Festival

Feb 20 2025

Summer Lust Festival have just revealed that the popular Italian singer Gigi D’Alessio will be coming to Malta this May!

The iconic singer will be blessing the Għaxaq Grounds on Saturday 10th May with an unforgettable night of music.

With iconic tracks such as ‘Senza tucca’, ‘Un nuovo bacio’, ‘Una magica storia d’amore’ and ‘Non dirgli mai’, Gigi is set to attract lovers of Italian music culture and all around music lovers alike.

Tickets are already out now – so make sure you get yours!

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Big Investment For Better Tap Water Taste & Quality In Malta

Feb 20 2025

Big investments have been announced by the Water Services Corporation to make Malta’s tap water of a higher quality and taste across all the islands.

CEO Karl Cilia announced that people can soon expect a harmonised drinking water experience from every tape – whilst continuing to enjoy some of the safest tap water in the world.

‘Building on these improvements, the work being done also highlights the Corporation’s pioneering role in reducing the use of plastic.’

It was revealed that, through ongoing investments, chloride levels in tap water have already been reduced by 30%.

Further reductions of 37% are planned, along with additional improvements aimed at standardising the taste of tap water, which is already recognised globally for its safety and high quality.

Meanwhile, Minister Miriam Dalli highlighted Malta’s water security progress at the National Water Conference, focusing on non-conventional water resources.

She emphasised that the country’s National Water Policy has driven innovation and strategic foresight, ensuring water resilience.

Manuel Sapiano, CEO of the Energy and Water Agency, stressed the need for ongoing development in the water sector, especially amid climate change, while also noting efforts to improve water use efficiency and diversify supply resources.

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Over 2,500 Students From 28 Schools Participate In Malta School Games

Feb 20 2025

This week, the Malta School Games, an inter-school sports competition, were launched by Minister for Education, Sport, Youth, Research, and Innovation, Clifton Grima, together with Principal Permanent Secretary Tony Sultana and Permanent Secretary Matthew Vella.

This initiative aims to enhance student well-being by increasing physical activity in schools.

Currently, five colleges, with over 500 classes, are participating in a pilot project to extend the time students spend on physical activities.

This program, which began in the 2022–2023 academic year, is set to be implemented in all colleges within two years. Its goal is to help students adopt an active lifestyle from a young age.

The games align with the National Education Strategy 2024–2030, which focuses on increasing both the time and quality of physical education.

Over 2,500 students from 28 schools across Malta and Gozo are participating in the games, competing in a range of sports including Athletics, Swimming, Basketball, Football, Netball, and Rugby.

Students from Primary and Secondary levels, representing State, Independent, and Church schools, are all involved.

Minister Grima highlighted the Olympic values of hope, unity, and perseverance and encouraged young athletes to pursue their future aspirations. He thanked all involved in organising the games and promoting school sports.

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