For those who know a thing or two about Maltese TV history, they might have recognised a familiar face yesterday evening during the Mużika Mużika night.
Ray Calleja brought back the iconic satirical character Frankie Quattromani who appeared multiple times during the show, as a limousine driver and as the sound man.
Ray, a seasoned local performer and director, brought the laughs yesterday in great work alongside hosts Claire, Moira, and Keith.
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Work on the Imsida Creek project began in November 2024, and after just over four months, 20% of the project has been completed. The Minister for Transport, Infrastructure, and Public Works, Chris Bonett, announced this milestone, highlighting the rapid progress across multiple sites, with several phases already at advanced stages.
Minister Bonett emphasised the extensive consultation and planning carried out before the project, which is now delivering positive results. Special traffic arrangements and new routes have been introduced to minimise disruption while ensuring that Imsida benefits from the improved infrastructure.
He thanked the workers from Infrastructure Malta and Transport Malta for their efforts in keeping the area safely accessible for both motorists and those using alternative transport. Expressing his satisfaction with the progress, he stated, “Today’s visit reaffirms our commitment to delivering this project efficiently for the common good.”
Meanwhile, Steve Ellul, CEO of Infrastructure Malta, announced that work on the final two pillars for the flyover connecting Imsida to Tal-Qroqq will begin shortly. Additionally, construction continues on a new bridge linking the Imsida waterfront to Pietà.
Infrastructure Malta is regularly updating the public through the media and social platforms while maintaining close contact with the local council.
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A new outdoor gym has been installed in Marsaxlokk, with funding from the Capital Projects scheme. This initiative, led by the Directorate for Local Government under the Parliamentary Secretariat for Local Government, aims to improve public spaces across the country.
The opening of the outdoor gym was attended by the Parliamentary Secretary for Local Government, Alison Zerafa Civelli, alongside Marsaxlokk Mayor Steven Grech and other local council members.
The outdoor gym is there to be used by the public while also making it possible for those participating in free physical exercise classes organized by the local council.
Marsaxlokk Mayor Steven Grech also spoke at the event, explaining that the local council had long recognized the need for such a facility, as the park is frequently used by residents for physical exercise.
“In recent months, we have seen several initiatives from local councils and Regional Committees that have received government funding. This reflects the government’s commitment to strengthening our localities through open spaces, including areas where physical exercise can take place. This ensures that everyone has the right to a healthy and active life.” said Zerafa Civelli.
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In a clip shared to the ‘We Are The Overlap’ Facebook page, Jamie Carragher narrated a funny story from when English commentator and former coach Gary Neville got involved with his trip to Malta.
Carragher narrated how an individual listed as ‘Mark Malta’ on his phone contacted him after he was informed by Neville to organise a stay for him – despite the entire trip being entirely booked.
Carragher replied to ‘Mark Malta’ telling him to ignore Neville and promising him to return during summer and stay at the hotel.
To which Mark responded: ‘Jamie, I am ignoring you. Gary’s the boss.’ The message elicited unanimous laughter at the table.
Neville has previously called Malta his second home after spending some time on the island.
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