Vote documents collectible from local police station as from Wednesday

Mar 14 2022

Those who did not receive their voting document at home, granted that their name appears in the Electoral Register published on 25th February 2022, can physically collect the document at the local police station as of Wednesday 16th March 2022.

Those doing so need to show their ID card in order to collect the document and the option will be available up until Sunday 20th March.

The times are as follows:

From Wednesday to Friday 8am to 1pm and from 3pm to 9pm.

On Saturday between 8am to 10pm.

On Sunday between 8am to 12pm.

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First Ukrainian child cancer patient due to arrive in Malta

Mar 14 2022

During a debate between Robert Abela and Bernard Grech organised by the Chamber of SMEs and Malta Daily, the Prime Minister announced that a young Ukrainian girl is due to arrive in Malta to undergo cancer treatment.

The child will be treated at the Sir Anthony Mamo Oncology Centre as part of Malta’s effort to join the humanitarian work which seeks to help the victims of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

During the question and answer session, the Prime Minister revealed that the first young girl with cancer will arrive on the island. Abela thanked cancer charity Puttinu Cares for their help as well as the business community for its generosity in donating to the humanitarian effort.

Malta is one of the several countries in Europe who are taking in cancer patients fleeing Ukraine. So far, 21 children have been airlifted by the UK, with Poland as well taking in vulnerable refugees.

Malta will also be delivering aid to Ukraine, with these including medical and protective equipment and medicines. €1.4 million in medicines was sent over to Ukraine on Saturday morning, said Abela.

Malta has so far taken in 26 refugees who will be staying in the country for the foreseeable future. The prime minister also revealed that the government has drafted economic plans on how to tackle the impact on Malta due to its reliance on Ukraine and Russia on certain resources.

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Photo Source: Daily Mail, Robert Abela FB

Accounts students! KPMG’s O & A Level Bootcamp is the perfect opportunity to prepare for exams

Mar 14 2022

Studying for exams is always a daunting task, more so when you’re an accounting student. The numerous syllabi and to-do list of topics seem never-ending, especially when you’re going at it alone. Not to worry though, KPMG have got students sorted with their Accounting bootcamp!

The big four firm is offering both O Level and A Level students the opportunity to brush up on their accounting and revise their academic content with utmost efficiency. People have always been at the centre of KPMG’s culture, and these courses are a testament to that – providing individual attention, focus on past papers and for A Level students; exploration of time-management techniques!

The 3-day bootcamps will be taking place at the KPMG Learning Academy in Floriana, delivered by qualified and experienced lecturers Ms Karen Galea at O Level and Ms Dona Falzon at A Level. This is the perfect opportunity to prepare for your exams and help boost your revision! Limited places are available so think fast but if you apply now you can benefit from KPMG’s early bird offer.

Simply put; this is your opportunity to jump head-first into exam season! If you have any questions you can contact KPMG at [email protected], +356 25636363, Messenger or via WhatsApp on +356 99636363 for more information!

Think fast and benefit from the exam deal of the season!

Beyond bootcamps, KPMG in Malta promotes a healthy lifestyle through the organisation of sports days, fitness challenges, steps competitions, OCR challenges, football tournaments and much more. KPMG commits to a healthy lifestyle and prioritises social aspects through team catch-ups, events, hikes and much more. That’s what KPMG is; a community and a lifestyle… and joining them is easier than you may think.

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US journalist Brent Renaud killed by Russian forces in Ukraine

Mar 14 2022

Brent Renaud has been reportedly killed by Russian forces in the town of Irpin outside Kyiv. An award winning US film-maker who has worked for the New York Times and other international big names, the 51-year-old was hit in the neck and died after coming under fire.

The reporter was working on Sunday according to local police officials when the attack happened, despite this not being independently verified.

However, deputy managing editor of the NYT Clifford Levy issued a statement on Twitter clarifying that Renaud was not on assignment for the paper in Ukraine.

Journalists should never be a target. https://t.co/ZNWwpwScXT

— Roberta Metsola (@RobertaMetsola) March 13, 2022

A statement was still released by the paper, expressing deep concern and sadness for the loss of the American journalist. Early reports which stated that he was on assignment emerged due to him wearing a Times press badge he had been issued many years ago.

‘Brent’s death is a terrible loss. Brave journalists like Brent take tremendous risks to bear witness and to tell the world about the devastation and suffering caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine’ said Levy.

EP President Roberta Metsola took to Twitter saying that journalists should never be a target. ‘We will honour his legacy and continue to expose the truth Putin is so desperately trying to hide.’

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