‘Sport is my life’ says Keith Demicoli on new ‘Game On’ show

Sep 20 2021

For his very first weekly show of ‘Game On’, local star Ben Camille interviews, and challenges, beloved newscaster Keith Demicoli about what role sport played in his life. In the 20 minute interview jam-packed with in depth conversations with Demicoli and fun challenges, the guest reveals how sport contributed to his becoming a newscaster. Keith speaks about how, despite it not being super obvious, his love for sport has helped him overcome challenges out in the world.

Keith tells the audience how sport showed him how life is a constant challenge which one must continuously strive to be better at. Practicing physical activity also helped Keith clear his mind when in moments under pressure and how to be able to learn and take criticism from those who have mastered the craft one wishes to succeed in. Keith was also presented golden opportunities because of sport, something which is reflective of the practice itself. And that’s not all, because you get to watch Demicoli and Ben Camille compete with a game of bottle-flip burpees!

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203,151 people in 2020 had low level education in Malta

Sep 20 2021

The number of persons in 2020 who possessed a low level of education stood at 203,151. The National Statistics Office stated that this accounts for nearly half of those aged 15-years-old and over, with ‘low level of education’ comprising people of no schooling, primary education, special schools for disabled and persons who attained a secondary level education and have less than 2 O-levels or equivalent qualifications. Those having a medium level of education amounted to 129,363 (29.5%) whereas persons with a high level of education totaled 105,750 (24.1%).

Medium levels refers to anyone with a secondary level education and having 2 O-levels or more, persons with a post-secondary level attainment who obtained at least 1 intermediate or A-Level. Higher education entails anyone with a tertiary level education and with qualifications ranging from diploma to doctorate level. The share of persons aged 15 to 64 having low education levels decreased from 59.6% in 2010 to 37% in 2020. Over the past eleven years, the number of employed persons having low level of education remained relatively stable at around 80,317.

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Brazilian footballer Hulk expecting baby with ex-wife’s niece

Sep 20 2021

Brazilian footballer Hulk has announced on his Instagram that he and his partner Camila Sousa are expecting a baby. The relationship went viral earlier in the year, as Camila is the niece of Hulk’s ex-wife Iran Sousa. Hulk and Iran’s marriage lasted for 12 years, with the couple co-parenting three children Ian, Thiago, and Alice.

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It was reported that Hulk, real name Givanildo Vieira de Sousa, and Camila first got together in January of 2020 whilst Hulk was playing in China for Shanghai SIPG. The relationship was revealed to Camila’s family by Hulk himself. In an interview, his ex-wife Iran had this to say “It is deeply regretted that Mr Hulk, not content with ending a marriage of more than 12 years, he then did not respect the pain of the one who always devoted love, affection, respect and consideration to him – as well as his children, whose supreme interests should be preserved by their father. “

In the past, Hulk admitted that his marriage was an unhappy one, but refused affair allegations saying “I never had a relationship with Camila when I was married.” The Atletico Minero player will be hoping for a better relationship with Camila, for his sake and the baby. In his Instagram post he said “Today with a heart full of gratitude to God, I come to share with you that for the fourth time I am being blessed with another child” and “My heart overflows with so much happiness and I can only say thank you God.”

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Postponed 2020/21 graduations to be held late 2021 and early 2022

Sep 20 2021

Following the cancellations of several graduation ceremonies for 2020/21 graduates, Kunsill Studenti Universitarji (KSU) issued a public statement on social media revealing that the ceremonies will in fact be held in celebration for all their hard work. KSU revealed that over the summer the organisation had been in constant contact with the University’s central administration as they attempted to determine if and how the graduation ceremonies can take place.

Public health officials were being constantly consulted to ensure that the regulations put in place are respected, making sure that the health and safety of all those present and involved is not compromised. However, the positive news was that the undergraduate ceremonies of both the 2020 and 2021 graduates should take place later on this year. As for post-graduates, ceremonies for both years will be taking place at the beginning of the next calendar year. The rush to buy a toga is on as hundreds of students whose hard work was not properly celebrated due to the pandemic finally get the chance to properly enjoy their graduation!

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