Star-studded line-up of DJs in Malta this week for World Club Dome Island Edition

Aug 1 2022

After months of anticipation, World Club Dome Malta week is finally here and a host of A-list DJ will hit the Maltese Islands for a clubbing weekend unlike any other.

The 3-day festival will take place between the 5th and 7th of August and will welcome a star-studded line-up of international DJs such as Steve Aoki, Robin Schulz and Lost Frequencies, Regard, Le Shuuk, Stella Bossi and more.

Lost Frequencies is set to headline Gianpula Main Room on Friday, with Steve Aoki to tear it down on Saturday and Robin Schulz to close off the 3-day extravaganza at Café Del Mar. The international DJs will be joined by a roster of local talent and a limited amount of tickets are still available so get yours now!

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One in every five people living in Malta is a foreigner, census reveals

Aug 1 2022

A census made by the National Statistics Office has revealed that approximately one in every five people in Malta is a foreigner. As of right now there are 115,449 foreigners living in Malta.

Most of these foreigners live in the north of the country or at least north of the Grand harbour. Almost a third of all the foreigners reside in St. Paul’s Bay, Sliema or Msida.

Approximately 14,000 foreigners reside in St.Paul’s Bay whilst there are 7,500 in Sliema and 6,756 in Msida.

It was also reported that the foreigners residing in Malta are predominantly males and younger in age compared to there Maltese counterparts.

33% of the population in the Northern Harbour district which includes places like Qormi, Birkirkara, Sliema and Msida are foreigners. This is a huge contrast to the Western district which includes Attard and Zebbuġ and where only 8.8% of their population are foreigners.

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Malta’s population at 519,562 with increase of 25% over past 10 years

Aug 1 2022

The National Office of Statistics have recently revealed that the Maltese population currently stands at 519,562, which is a 25% increase in the past 10 years.

The density of Malta which already was the highest in the EU has also increased, with now there being approximately 1,649 people per square kilometer. In comparison the average density in Europe is 109 people per square kilometer.

In previous years it was widely known that in Malta there were more females than males, however this has now changed. There are now more males than females found in Malta.

According to this study Sliema have now overtaken Isla as the place with the largest amount of people in comparison to its size. Sliema apparently have a density of more than 15,000 people per square kilometer.

The largest locality in terms of population is now St. Paul’s Bay overtaking Birkirkara and Mosta. The locality has a population of 32,042 residents.

The census also revealed that nearly 1 in 5 person in Malta is a foreigner. There are 115,449 foreigners living in the country with most living in the north of the country.

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Ira Losco looks back on 41 years of life in touching post after birthday

Aug 1 2022

After turning 41 on Sunday, Malta’s very own queen of pop Ira Losco took to Instagram to share an emotional post about growth, development and life.

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“We are all made of stars”, Losco kicked off her post with an emotional message, stating that she looks at her 41st year in disbelief as she used to perceive anything over 40 as old. “Somehow it looked like a distant age. And now I’m here in this phase of my life,” Losco wrote.

The ‘Hey Now’ singer feels that she finally matured in some form or other and has become grateful for things she would have taken for granted in the past. She went on to thank her audience, followers and acquaintances for their support and always being real and honest.

Ira concluded her post by stating that she can’t wait to rock the Beer Festival stage on 6th August!

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