Moviment Graffitti March Against Oppression & Injustice on Women’s Day

Mar 9 2024

Moviment Graffitti took to the streets on Women’s Day in a march titled “March for Collective Liberation,” bringing together women, non-binary individuals, trans people, and allies in a united front against oppression and injustice.

This march was designed to commemorate Women’s Day, highlighting the ongoing struggle for gender equality and acknowledging the substantial work that still lies ahead. Participants seized this opportunity to voice their determination to continue fighting for equitable treatment across all genders, emphasising the significance of recognising and addressing the nuances of this battle.

During the march, the women present articulated a vision that mere improvements, advocating for profound and widespread changes in the societal structures and relationships that we live on a day to day basis. They stressed that while recent progress and small steps forward are important, the ultimate goal is to achieve a radical transformation in the way gender is perceived and integrated within the fabric of society.

It was also underscored that the freedoms currently enjoyed are a direct result of the tireless efforts and bravery of countless women who, throughout history, have risked everything to challenge the status quo and fight for the rights of future generations. This march served not only as a reminder of the long journey ahead but also as a tribute to the legacy of those who have paved the way for today’s advancements in gender equality.

The political couple made up of Labour MP Randolph Debattista and MEP Cyrus Engerer were also present at the demonstration, with a recent social media post showing the two taking a selfie holding a Women, Life, Freedom placard whilst also writing “even if alone, we’ll march on and on”.

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Two Men Caught Stealing From Birkirkara Take-Away On CCTV

Mar 9 2024

Two men were recently caught on video stealing a charity donation jar from The British Traditional Fish ‘n’ Chips shop in Birkirkara.

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The video, shared with Malta Daily, shows one man taking the jar while the employee was looking away. These individuals are suspected of stealing donation jars from Pizza4U in Schembri Street, Hamrun and another shop in Birkirkara.

This series of thefts has concerned the community, as these jars were meant for charitable purposes. It is currently unknown how much the two stole and whether any progress or reports have been made by authorities in catching the culprits.

Malta Daily a Leading Force in Local Content, BA Survey Reveals

Mar 9 2024

Malta Daily has once again distinguished itself as one of the most-sought online content providers in Malta, as revealed by the latest Broadcasting Authority survey.

The local survey places Malta Daily in the top echelon of preferred online programming and audiovisual content across a wide array of age groups. The platform’s features and interviews, in particular, have been mentioned for their quality and engagement, cementing Malta Daily’s status alongside other local media giants in Maltese programming.

In an impressive feat of growth and influence, Malta Daily has, within a mere three years, carved out a significant name for itself in the local media landscape. Our rise to becoming a trusted and beloved name among Maltese viewers is a testament to the team’s dedication to delivering relevant, compelling content that resonates with the local audience.

The survey’s findings underscore the impact and reach of Malta Daily, highlighting its features and interviews as some of the most preferred choices of content and programming amongst Maltese viewers.

Here’s to you, the people, for trusting Malta Daily as one of your primary sources of content – thank you.

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Gozitan Chef & Mum Make Traditional Ftira for Women’s Day

Mar 9 2024

Giovann Attard, the esteemed Executive Chef at London’s acclaimed restaurant ‘Norma,’ made a heartfelt return to his roots this International Women’s Day.

In a gesture that bridges generations, Chef Attard joined hands with his mother in Gozo to prepare a traditional Gozitan ftira, a culinary emblem of their homeland. This act was more than a mere cooking session; it was a son’s tribute to his first and most enduring culinary inspiration—his mother.

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Attard openly credits his passion for cooking to the skills and values instilled in him by his mother, making this occasion a celebration of her influence and a testament to his love and appreciation for her, not just on this day but every day.

Previously, the duo had captured hearts in a video where they were seen crafting exquisite ‘Qassat’, showcasing the depth of familial culinary traditions.

However, it was the preparation of the legendary Gozitan ftira that truly epitomised Chef Attard’s culinary journey—a journey that, no matter how far it takes him, always leads back to his mother’s kitchen in Gozo. This intimate collaboration served as a poignant reminder of the foundational role that family plays in shaping our passions and pursuits.

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