Special Charitable 5K Run & Walk to Mark Malta Marathon’s 40th Anniversary

Feb 10 2025

As the Malta Marathon approaches its 40th anniversary, a special five-kilometre run and walk is set to take place on Sunday, 23 February 2025, along the scenic Tas-Sliema and Ta’ Xbiex waterfronts.

This event will support three charitable organisations: HopeXChange Malta, Puttinu Cares, and Caritas Malta. These organisations play a crucial role in improving the lives of many, both locally and beyond.

By participating, runners and walkers will contribute to a meaningful cause while promoting a healthy and active lifestyle.

The event offers an opportunity for the community to come together in support of those in need. Whether running or walking, every step taken will help make a difference.

For registration and more details, visit Malta Marathon’s official website.

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Miriana Conte’s “Kant” Video Hits 4 Million Views

Feb 10 2025

Miriana Conte’s performance of “Kant” has become a viral sensation, reaching an impressive 4 million views on the Eurovision TikTok page. The captivating performance, which showcases Conte’s unique blend of talent and artistry, has captured the attention of viewers across the globe.

Since being shared on the official Eurovision platform, the video has quickly gained traction, with fans praising the intensity and emotional depth of Conte’s delivery. The track, a blend of traditional and contemporary sounds, continues to resonate with audiences, solidifying her place as a rising star in the European music scene.

The milestone marks a significant achievement for the Maltese singer, who has been garnering increasing recognition for her musical prowess. Fans are eagerly anticipating what’s next for Conte, as her growing popularity continues to expand across international platforms.

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Government Migration Policy Receives Strong Public Participation

Feb 10 2025

Prime Minister and Labour Leader Robert Abela has reiterated the government’s commitment to driving quality tourism and fostering a thriving economy.

During a visit to The Westin Dragonara Resort in St Julian’s, Abela was shown the €50 million investment made to enhance the hotel’s offerings.

General Manager Michael Camilleri Kamsky shared details of the resort’s sustainable initiatives, including a reverse osmosis system to provide water and energy-efficient equipment to reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

Abela emphasised the alignment of this investment with the government’s vision to collaborate with the private sector to boost economic quality.

Addressing the Malta Labour Migration Policy, Abela highlighted the positive feedback he received from over 300 submissions received during the public consultation phase.

He explained that the policy aims to balance the needs of the local workforce while treating foreign workers with dignity. The second phase of the policy will soon be implemented to ensure a fair and sustainable labour market for both locals and foreign workers.

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Nationalist Party Proposes Minister Solely Dedicated To Sport If Elected

Feb 10 2025

The Partit Nazzjonalista (PN) has reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing the sports culture in Malta, promising a dedicated minister for sport under a new Nationalist government.

The pledge was made during a meeting with sports organisation officials, athletes, and stakeholders as part of the PN’s electoral programme preparations.

During the session, PN Leader Bernard Grech emphasised the importance of sport in education, health, and community engagement.

Discussions included the need for better infrastructure, financial support for athletes, and the role of sport in social inclusion.

Proposals included removing taxes on part-time work related to sport, covering 20% of travel expenses for athletes representing Malta internationally, and ensuring sports organisations have full-time employees.

Speakers included academics Lara Tonna and Anna Maria Gatt on the connection between education and sport, and Professor Joseph Grima from the Malta Paralympic Committee, who highlighted sport’s impact on physical and mental well-being.

Various sports federations, including football, water polo, tennis, and shooting, also outlined their priorities.

Shadow Minister for Sport David Agius spoke about the possibility of sports villages in Malta, while discussions were led by Charles Camenzuli and Paula Briffa at the Mediterranean College of Sports in Birkirkara.

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