On Monday evening, Maltese Prime Minister Robert Abela took to Facebook to report his recent call with United States Secretary of Transport, Pete Buttigieg.
While congratulating for his newly-confirmed role in Joe Biden’s cabinet, Abela also highlighted Malta’s vision for a carbon-neutral economy, an area where both our country and the United States can work together.
The Prime Minister also noted how Malta’s progress in civil rights were also recognised in the United States.
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After Gozitan Teachers and LSEs were informed to travel to Malta to receive their COVID vaccine, PN deputies Chris Said and Kevin Cutajar take to Facebook to condemn the decision.
The vulnerable, as also informed by Professor Charmaine Gauci, were informed to ignore the letter informing them to travel to Malta for their vaccine.
Gozitans expressed their worries over the initial message as travelling between the islands could in fact raise their chances of contracting the virus.
Spokespersons who addressed the issue stated that those not vulnerable should also receive their vaccination in Gozo as the necessary facilities are available there.
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Written by journalist and editor Herman Grech, ‘They Blew Her Up’ is a performance about the late journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia and the events leading up to her assassination.
Herman spent two years researching, interviewing and developing his work in order to shed light on all the personalities, parties and elements involved in the tragedy.
The performance is said to be 80 minutes long and due to the case still being active court, the author has stated he restrained from making any judgements ahead of time.
Spazzju Kreattiv recognises the importance of this performance and its ability to create platforms for opinions and further discussion in regards to this historic event.
The performance will be held on 26 February at Spazzju Kreattiv and streamed on the theatre’s website.
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Luke Vella, Maltese performer and graduate from Leicester College of Performing Arts, has acted as twin double to famous actor Jeremy Jordan.
In his first professional job, Luke doubled for the actor in ‘Mix Up in the Mediterranean’, which is available for viewing on Hallmark Channel and Amazon Prime.
The Maltese performer has done all of this during the COVID-10 pandemic and is the first of many projects in store for the young artist.
The performer has stated how grateful he is to have worked on such a project, which was filmed in Malta.
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