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Spicy Chill from SOFTSWISS: Bright Flavours and Unique Emotions

Spicy Chill from SOFTSWISS: Bright Flavours and Unique Emotions
Nov 24 2022 Share

On 2–3 November, iGaming industry expert SOFTSWISS amused  Maltese citizens and visitors with its bright and creative ice cream truck at Sliema and Gzira. Two days in a row, everyone could enjoy exclusive flavours of chilli ice cream from SOFTSWISS to cool a little down in the heat that the company’s presence is bringing to the Mediterranean island.

The SOFTSWISS spicy desserts helped attract interest both to the company and its progressive solutions. Guests of the ice cream truck appreciated the originality of the idea and the variety of chilli flavours.

By adding a cooling spice to its large-scale promotional campaign in Malta, SOFTSWISS managed not only to give light to its top-notch solutions but also to come up with interesting job offerings. Having an office on the island and growing its regional presence, the company is interested in attracting professionals to its team.

As part of the SOFTSWISS campaign, 800+ portions of ice cream were served over the two days, accompanied by smiles and bright emotions.

With this and some other activities to follow, SOFTSWISS will smoothly enter SiGMA Europe, which will take place on 14–18 November in Valletta. Visitors are welcome to stand S17 to learn about the winning combination of SOFTSWISS solutions and products. Stay tuned!

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Stormy weather and heavy winds to close off November in Malta

Stormy weather and heavy winds to close off November in Malta
Nov 24 2022 Share

November is expected to close off with quite the literal bang, with stormy weather, rain showers and heavy winds being forecasted for the next few days.

Local weather page ‘It-Temp Madwarna’ forecasts storms over the weekend and towards the end of November, with ‘Aġġornament tat-temp’ backing up such forecasts. Correcting a previous report, the latter forecasts relatively cloudy weather on Friday, with winds to pick up Saturday with rainy storms and gale force 5 winds.

Malta is expected to be hit with rainfall on Sunday evening, with a 50% chance of rain during the day and a heavy wind warning issued for the afternoon.

Such reports have been corroborated by Malta’s Met Office, with maltairport.com’s 7 Day Forecast predicting thundery showers on Saturday and heavy winds with isolated showers on Sunday.

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Japan’s dressing room left spotless after national team’s World Cup win over Germany

Japan's dressing room left spotless after national team's World Cup win over Germany
Nov 24 2022 Share

Beyond the incredible first-game win against Germany in the World Cup, the Japanese national team has been making quite a name for itself for the respectable actions conducted by the team and its supporters in Qatar.

On Wednesday, revered sports journalist Fabrizio Romano shared a photo of the Japanese team’s dressing room in immaculate condition after their victory against Germany. The photo went viral within minutes, with supporters from around the world praising the team for leaving the dressing room ‘spotless’.

This kind of conduct is not exclusive to the Japanese team, with clips of Japan’s supporters also going viral after they were caught cleaning up the stadium in the aftermath of Qatar versus Ecuador.

Japan’s national team and their supporters continue to make a name for themselves for their conduct in Qatar. Their next match-up will happen on Sunday 27th November, with Japan set to take on Costa Rica at 11AM.

Hopefully these kinds of actions will be emulated by other teams and supporters at the Qatar World Cup.

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Maltese activists to protest outside police headquarters to call for responsibility on femicides

Maltese activists to protest outside police headquarter to call for responsibility on femicides
Nov 24 2022 Share

On Friday 25th November, local activists will gather outside Malta’s police headquarters to call for responsibility from the authorities and ask the question “who will answer for these femicides?”

This comes after 40-year-old mother-of-two Bernice Cassar was shot dead by her estranged husband in Paola’s Corradino area close to MCAST.

In a Facebook post published on Thursday, activist Moviment Graffitti stated that they will be meeting in front of the Floriana police headquarters, the same place where Cassar had reported she was threatened, with another report being made as early as the Monday before the murder.

The protest will attempt to appeal for the elimination of delayed court proceedings and call for immediate measures from the authorities to address domestic violence quickly and efficiently.

The protest will take place on the International Day for Elimination of Violence Against Women.

Following the murder, Prime Minister Robert Abela said that it is unacceptable that a court case is appointed nine months or one year after, especially those of a sensitive nature like domestic violence.

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