President of Lija Athletic FC PETER FENECH announced on social media that he has officially submitted his candidature for the role of Vice President at the Malta Football Association 1900.
Writing on social media, Fenech wrote that Maltese football clubs need, more than ever before, experience, energy and hard work.
‘I believe that together we can continue to strengthen clubs in our country and, with optimism, face future challenges.’
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Taking to social media, ex-Maltese television personality Aymen Grech Pace revealed that he will be contesting the upcoming Local Council elections in June.
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Aymen has appeared on various programmes on local television, with the Maltese audience watching him progress in his career from a very young age.
Now, he will be running for the local council in Ħamrun, revealing the news after a meeting with Labour Party’s Daniel Jose Micallef.
“With my fellow siblings from Ħamrun I am ready to work endlessly so that, together, we can make Ħamrun better’.
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A police sergeant and constable that were on patrol managed to stop a robbery from happening and arrest two men from a shop in Triq il-Maskli, St Paul’s Bay yesterday at around 0300hrs.
The officers on patrol heard shouting coming from the shop and ran onto the site, spotting two men committing a robbery.
One of the thieves obeyed the orders of the police to lay down his weapon, whereas the other one ran deeper into the shop.
More police officers arrived on site to assist in the search for the other culprit, who was heard attempting to open the garage door to exit out of the shop’s store.
He was immediately stopped as he tried to run back from the entrance of the shop. A medical team also arrived on site to help the two workers: a 29 year old woman resident of Imsida and a 44 year old man resident of St Paul’s Bay.
The latter sustained some injuries after one of the thieves used his knife on his back. The employee was later confirmed to have suffered light injuries, with the woman suffering no injuries.
An inquiry has been opened as police investigations continue.
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Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri reported on Monday that officials employing speed guns issued 11,253 speeding tickets between 2020 and 2023, resulting in a revenue of €761,110.61 for the government.
An additional €48,662.44 is pending payment. The minister disclosed that the police use four speed guns, while the Law Enforcement Standards Agency (LESA) utilises one.
The highest recorded speed during this period was 147 km/h on Triq M.A Vassalli in Gżira. These details were provided in response to questions posed by Nationalist MP Adrian Delia.
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