Waste Separation Fines To Be Enforced In Malta Starting October

Jul 29 2023

From this October onwards, individuals and establishments in Malta who fail to separate their waste will face fines as part of the government’s efforts to promote responsible waste management. The waste separation initiative was made obligatory in April of this year, and since then, an ongoing nationwide informative campaign has been in place to educate the public about its importance.

As the next phase of this sustainability drive, penalties will now be imposed on those found non-compliant with the waste separation regulations. For residential properties, the initial fine will amount to €25 if waste is not adequately separated. Subsequent offences will result in a higher fine of €50.

Establishments, including businesses, commercial enterprises, and public institutions, will also be subject to fines for non-compliance. The first fine for improper waste separation at establishments will be set at €75, while repeat offences will incur a more substantial fine of €150.

These fines serve as a deterrent and reinforce the importance of responsible waste management practices across the nation. By encouraging citizens and businesses to participate actively in waste separation, Malta aims to further boost its recycling rates and contribute to a cleaner and greener environment.

With the introduction of these fines, the hope is that Malta will witness a significant reduction in unseparated waste and see a positive impact on the country’s overall sustainability goals.

As October approaches, citizens and establishments are urged to familiarise themselves with waste separation guidelines to avoid penalties and actively contribute to a more sustainable and environmentally-friendly future for Malta.

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The Wailers Bring The Vibes To Għaxaq Music Festival Day One

Jul 29 2023

The Għaxaq Music Festival kicked off with a bang on Day One, as reggae legends The Wailers took the stage and delivered an exceptional performance that left the audience in awe. The iconic band, known for their association with the legendary Bob Marley, brought their signature sound and infectious energy to the Għaxaq Grounds, captivating music enthusiasts from near and far.

The Wailers’ performance was nothing short of electrifying, as they belted out classic hits like “Could You Be Loved,” “No Woman, No Cry,” and “Redemption Song.” The crowd swayed to the reggae rhythms and sang along to the timeless lyrics, creating an unforgettable atmosphere of unity and positivity.

Day One of the festival was a true celebration of music, with a lineup that showcased a diverse range of talents. Local artist Mark Micallef Costa and Band set the stage ablaze with their soulful tunes, while DJ J Joy brought infectious beats that had the crowd dancing all night long. Somadacrew International Sound and Badboy Stefan rounded out the evening with their unique fusion of sounds, adding to the excitement of the festival.

But the party is far from over! Day Two of the Għaxaq Music Festival promises another night of musical brilliance, featuring the sensational Italian singer Marco Masini as the headliner. Known for his powerful vocals and emotional performances, Masini is set to mesmerize the audience with his chart-topping hits.

Joining Marco Masini on stage will be local talent Kurt Calleja, whose infectious charm and musical prowess are sure to delight the crowd. DJ Sue will keep the energy high with her electrifying sets, and Pierre Cordina will add his unique touch to the night’s festivities.

With an outstanding lineup and a vibrant atmosphere, Day Two of the Għaxaq Music Festival is not to be missed.

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Kacey Sciberras Paid Tribute At St. Paul’s Bay Festa With Banner In Her Likeness

Jul 29 2023

This year’s village feast in St. Paul’s Bay took on a poignant and emotional tone as the Kumitat Festa Marija Sultana tal-Martri San Pawl il-Baħar AD 1969 paid a touching tribute to the late Kacey Sciberras.

The 17-year-old, a former resident of St. Paul’s Bay, tragically lost her life in a devastating traffic accident back in May, leaving the tight-knit community in mourning.

To honour Kacey’s memory and celebrate her life, the organising committee of the village feast unveiled a striking tribute banner in her likeness. The banner, prominently displayed during the festivities, serves as a heartfelt remembrance of the young student who was taken too soon.

Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo took to Facebook on Saturday morning to share a few snaps of the banner, congratulating the committee for their tireless work and touching tribute.

The gesture of dedicating a tribute banner in her honour at the village feast reflects the deep bond between Kacey and the St. Paul’s Bay community. It is a reminder that her memory will forever remain alive in the hearts of those who knew and loved her.

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Juventus Forced Out Of Europa Conference League After Financial Breach

Jul 29 2023

Italian giants Juventus have been dealt a devastating blow by UEFA after their involvement in a false accounting case. The European football governing body has stripped Juventus of their place in all European competitions, sending shockwaves through the footballing world.

As a result of Juventus’ exclusion, fellow Italian club Fiorentina has been granted a golden opportunity to shine on the European stage. La Viola will now take Juventus’ place in the playoffs round, which is set to take place on August 24th.

In an entirely separate and unrelated case, English Premier League side Chelsea has been slapped with a hefty financial penalty by UEFA. The Blues, under the previous ownership of Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, have been ordered to pay a staggering settlement of €10 million for submitting incorrect financial data over a seven-year period between 2012 and 2019.

The shocking revelations about Chelsea’s financial mismanagement have cast a shadow over the club’s recent successes and raised concerns about their future financial stability. The sizeable fine is undoubtedly a bitter pill to swallow for the West London club, leaving many wondering how this setback will impact their operations moving forward.

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