Unleash your inner dancing queen at the Niumee Open Day

Oct 3 2022

Far too often, self care falls to the bottom of our priority list and the consequences of that are so much larger than we can imagine. Taking care of and loving oneself should always be a priority and thanks to Niumee’s Open Day, all of that can be possible.

One of Malta’s leading names in Med-Aesthetics and Beauty, Niumee specialises in all things self-love and, during their delightful disco-themed open day, you can benefit from over 250 services & special offers. From popular services like Botox & Fillers, Hair Transplants & Laser Hair Removal to daily essentials like Manicures, Pedicures, Extensions, Make-up and so much more!

As if all of those services under one roof wasn’t enough, multiple special offers are up for grabs such as free consultations all day (by appointment), discounts on retail brands, Lip Filler & Botox Treatment giveaways and discounts on all Niumee services including 15% on Botox & Fillers, 20% off laser hair removal, amongst others.

Since first opening in Malta, this beloved med-aesthetic hub garnered nationwide respect for its dedication to excellence, individualisation and innovation, with an unmatched level of customer service. So if your squad needs a you day, make sure you spend it a Niumee’s Open Day between the 7th & 8th of October.

In addition to free 10-minute make-up touch-ups on the day, Niumee will also be offering make-up demos by one of Malta’s leading educators in the cosmetic industry, Jean Pill0w, at the Academy of Aesthetic Arts on the below slots:

Friday 7^thOctober 6pm: Topic – The perfect complexion
Friday 7^th October 8pm: Topic – Eye contouring makeup including false eyelashes
Saturday 8^th October 10am: Topic – Your to go look (everyday makeup)
Saturday 8^th October 1pm: Topic – Eye contouring makeup including false eyelashes
Saturday 8^th October 1pm: Topic – Look younger with eyebrow & lip contouring

Niumee Concept Esthetique in Mriehel is an innovative concept, housed in a modern, stylish venue. We are proud to have a select group of talented, well established professionals join our team making Niumee a hub for all body aesthetics treatments.

Send this to a beauty queen.

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Traffic jams and accidents cause major delays all over Malta

Oct 3 2022

Several roads all across Malta have been jammed due to various traffic delays as well as multiple vehicle accidents in various localities.

According to early reports, mostly through Facebook posts and groups such as ‘Maltese Roads Traffic Updates’, delays are still ongoing as roads are closed off to address incidents.

According to the aforementioned page, areas such as Regional Road, Bahar ic-Caghaq and the Zebbug Bypass are experiencing heavy traffic jams.

One of the worst affected, the page revealed, are the Marsa and Ghajn Dwieli areas. Others have reported accidents in Gzira, with the road to the Sacred Heart school parking blocked.

More information as the day goes on.

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WATCH: “We have a baby in mummy’s tummy”; Ben Camille & family announce their newest addition

Oct 2 2022

In what has been one of the most wholesome moments in local news, Ben Camille, Christina and their two children have announced a new addition to their family.

“We have a baby in mummy’s tummy”, older sister Elle said in a wholesome video posted by Camille himself, with younger brother George sharing the excitement as he sat next to his family.

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“Exciting new to share with you all…” Ben stated before brushing over a number of new projects before hinting at “something extra special on the way too,” welcoming a flurry of congratulatory comments on the video.

With a new TV show on TVM, a new online Home & Design show and another baby Camille on the way, here’s wishing Ben, Christina and the rest of the family a bright future!

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Malta determined to keep fostering viable cultural links for the strengthening of the Mediterranean region

Oct 2 2022

Malta has always been very conscious of its strategic geo-political importance in the Mediterranean region and is determined to keep fostering viable cultural links across this region as pathways to bring people together, enhance social cohesion, and push forward wellbeing for a better and more sustainable future.

This was stated by the Minister for the National Heritage, the Arts and Local Government Owen Bonnici while participating at the UNESCO World Conference on Cultural Policies and Sustainable Development – MONDIACULT 2022 in Mexico City.

The conference is taking place 40 years after the historic 1982 MONDIACULT Conference and 24 years after the 1998 Stockholm Conference – both convened by UNESCO – and has the aim to discuss the future of cultural policies and to reaffirm the commitment of the international community in the face of the urgent and complex contemporary challenges in our multicultural societies.

During his intervention, Minister Bonnici said that Malta’s cultural and creative ecology has developed throughout the centuries, and it forms an intrinsic part of many aspects of the Maltese society, such as our language, art, and history. He explained that this development continues unabated nowadays, with Malta’s continuous work towards the strengthening and flourishing of culture and the arts.

He stated that it is crucial to keep those who operate in the sector at the centre of all the work that is undertaken and mentioned various initiatives undertaken by the Government of Malta in terms of funding mechanisms which allow creative professionals to embark on their projects. He also made reference to the new cultural policy, published this year, which embraces culture and the arts as a path that leads to the development of more meaningful links on various levels.

“To date, our contribution in the cultural and creative sectors is growing at a steady pace. Special measures were implemented to support the sectors during the pandemic and now that we are looking ahead, we have introduced more funding mechanisms, we have fostered community-led opportunities and cross-sectoral collaborations and strengthened international artistic exchanges and collaborations”, stated Minister Bonnici.

The minister concluded that Malta is determined to not only provide a solid contribution to the cultural ecology of Europe but to also create viable cultural links across a region.

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