X Factor Malta Season 1 winner and Eurovision Song Contest 2019 representative for Malta Michela Pace is set to tie the knot this year.
In anticipation, Pace shared a photo of her and her fiancee, Daniel Farrugia, writing: ‘2 months will we say I do.’
Michela represented the country in the 2019 edition of the contest with her song ‘Chameleon’, wherein she finished in 14th place with 107 points.
Wishing all the best to the happy couple!
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As they plan to tie the knot in less than a month, Brian Gatt and Stephanie Gauci decided to keep it rural and close to roots by filming their pre-wedding feature on their farm with their beloved cows.
The couple could be seen sitting on bundles of hay, feeding a calf some milk and posing with their beloved herd of cows.
With stunning shots of the local Maltese farmland, the couple made sure to highlight exactly what their life consist – and will continue to consist of – as they come together in marriage.
‘Only one month left until 7/6/2025 – the day that will enjoin what we started in these past few years. Obviously, for more moments like these’, the couple wrote in social media.
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According to new data issued by Eurostat, Malta had the lowest electricity prices for household consumers in the EU in the second half of 2024.
In the second half of last year, Malta registered 14.33 PPS per 100kWh (Purchasing Power Standards), followed by Luxembourg and Hungary at 15.39 and 15.45 respectively.
Meanwhile, Czechia registered the highest at 41.00 PPS per 100 kWh), followed by Cyprus and Germany at 35.70 and 35.23 respectively.
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In the early hours of April 24, a 21-year-old Irish national was arrested after he was found on the roof of the Grand Master’s Palace in Valletta, the official residence of Malta’s president.
Police told Times of Malta how the man had gained access by climbing scaffolding erected on a nearby street.
Once on the roof, he was quickly spotted by palace security, who alerted authorities. Police arrived on the scene shortly afterward and arrested him immediately.
The man appeared in court the next day, where he admitted to trespassing in a restricted area and being intoxicated to the point of being unable to care for himself.
He pleaded guilty to both charges and received a conditional discharge lasting one year. The court also imposed a ban on publishing his name.
Officials confirmed that the individual has since departed from Malta. The Grand Master’s Palace, which recently underwent a €30 million renovation including major security upgrades, is a prominent historical building and a key seat of Malta’s government.
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