Through a €350,000 investment, a new Learning Garden in Għajnsielem, Gozo has been inaugurated.
The new and innovative project has seen a zone known as il-Gudja regenerated into a space where children can be included and experience educational play in a safe environment.
An inauguration event was attended to by Minister for Gozo Clint Camilleri and Parliamentary Secretary for Local Government Alison Zerafa Civelli.
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Massive praised was showered on Karmenu, a local of St Paul’s Bay, who, despite being on his off day, still decided to take to the streets and clean up the rubbish left on the pavements and roads.
An image shared to local group ‘Proud to Live in St Paul’s Bay’ showed the elderly man cleaning up, despite not being required to. Instead, he used his free time to keep his surroundings clean.
Many commended him for his act, with one commenter saying that he would not have to continue what he is doing out of his own good will if we all were to be inspired by him.
Another suggested we reward Nenu with a ‘Gieħ ir-Repubblika’, which is an award handed to those who demonstrate exceptional merit in the service of the Maltese islands in some way.
Well done Nenu!
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As 20 members of Malta’s Civil Protection Department battle the raging fires in Greece, a video uploaded to social media allows followers to get a glimpse into what challenges they are facing.
Speaking on behalf of the CPD, Chief Assistance Rescue Officer Michel Galea spoke about the various hurdles the team has had to overcome – including the intense heat as well as the unknown terrain.
However, this mission will serve as an opportunity to bring back valuable information back to Malta to deal with our own cases of wildfires should the situation arise.
The firefighters deployed in Greece were forming part of the EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid mechanism.
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After local athlete and sport ambassador Jake Vella
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expressed his wishes to learn the guitar earlier this year, his call was answered and he has been working on becoming a guitar star ever since!
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Taking to social media, the young athlete, currently hospitalised at Mater Dei due to him suffering complications with ROHHAD, a disease which keeps him obese despite attempts at thinning down, Jake shared his progress with the instrument.
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The young athlete was surprised with an electric guitar by Band Aid Music’s Charlie Busuttil last May and has been practicing along with Red Electric’s Peter Borg local guitar legend Wayne Camilleri.
It does sure seem that he has got the hang of it! The plea was issued by Minister for Public Works and Planning Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi, with the call being responded to by both Borg and Camilleri.
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