Malta’s Public Service released a special song for the festive time of year, urging everyone to take care of each other this Christmas.
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The video shows a number of workers in various sectors – from nurses to teachers, public cleansing workers and police officers.
The track even features a cameo by the iconic Maltese rapper Hooligan, who drops some environmentally themed bars.
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Speaking in parliament, Minister for the Environment, Energy and the Regeneration of the Grand Harbour Miriam Dalli highlighted how Ambjent Malta alone planted up to 6,000 trees and bushes this year.
The minister was presenting the financial estimates speech last night, and went on to highlight how Project Green will have issued 22 calls for offers for 22 other open spaces by the end of this year.
Furthermore, the Planning Authority permit for a Bormla garden has been issued, which will be located where the AUM dormitory was set to be built.
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Maltese boxer Super Steve Martin took to Instagram to share his heartfelt coaching journey after two of his students, Dyson Schembri and Bradley Mula, made their professional debuts on the same card as their coach.
He stated that he started training Schembri when he was only 6-years old and Mula when he as only 11-years old and now with both being 19 he completed one of his various unique goals.
Martin stated that it was always a goal of his to finish his career with him, Dyson and Bradley fighting on the same card. He did however confirm that he has no plans of hanging up the gloves yet.
The boxing star, who has been simultaneously fighting and coaching since 2011, noted that he has often cornered fighters while headlining main events on the same night.
Looking ahead, Martin hinted at exciting plans for his young proteges, suggesting that Schembri and Mula could play a key role in leading Malta’s next generation of boxers.
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On their first day in office, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola invited European Commission President Ursula von Der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa to her office and a walk in the park.
The meeting was a symbolic gesture to bring together the three leaders of the European Union’s three main institutions so that they can work closely together and deliver for the benefit of EU citizens.
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