The Malta Labour Party has dismissed one of its bartenders at one of its clubs which is located in Kirkop.
The bartender in question held a dinner at the Labour Party Club knowing that bars are supposed to be closed at the moment due to COVID-19 regulations.
The case was reported to party administration, after which, immediate action was taken and the barman’s employment was terminated.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that pubs and restaurants might be the last venues to reopen after the UK leaves its lockdown.
Johnson said that the UK will be using a cautious and prudent approach toward exiting the lockdown.
The UK has seen over 4 million positive cases of COVID-19 and over 118,000 death.
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Revolut is a global financial platform which has made sending and receiving money as convenient as possible.
Revolut has more than 15 million customers worldwide and it will now be using its European specialised banking license in Malta.
In Malta alone, Revolut has over 190,000 customers. Revolut is confident that with their wide range of products and services they will trump traditional banks in Malta.
Revolut said that customers will have more control, value and security.
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The first Maltese person has featured on the Ellen DeGeneres show! The Maltese, 25-year-old teacher, Ryan Calleja, featured virtually on the show in a segment called, Audience Olympics.
Calleja made some small talk with Ellen before competing, he spoke about the weather and the island.
Ryan was competing against someone from Belgium and someone from Malawi. Unfortunately, he placed last but we’re sure he enjoyed it very much and that participating was amazing on its own!
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