Fresh from his Central Cee gig at the Czech Republic, Maltese rapper Eddie Fresco is back with another banger!
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Cheeky as ever, Fresco’s new track “X’Ala*****” features a wild, Maltese-spoken chorus, a Madonna sample and bars for days.
The track will come out at midnight and if Fresco’s clip teasing it is enough to by, we can’t wait for its release.
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Manchester United Women Training Camp in Malta kicked off this morning with a training session at Ta’ Qali.
It was followed by a meet and greet with the girls’ teams of Birkirkara FC and Hibernians FC, and members of the Manchester United Supporters’ Club Malta, which is the oldest Manchester United Supporters’ Club in the World.
More training sessions are planned for tomorrow, as well as a pre-MatchDay Press Conference which will be addressed by Marc Skinner, Coach of Manchester United Women and Jose Borg, Coach of Birkirkara FC Women, ahead of the friendly match on Friday.
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Addressing questions by journalists during a press conference, Health Minister Chris Fearne said that two amendments will be proposed to the controversial abortion bill to ‘highlight’ that a viable foetus must be born.
The amendment which was voted in favour for in parliament last month will allow for pregnancies to be terminated when a woman’s life or health is at serious risk.
Having passed the first reading, the proposed legislation is now at the committee stage and can thus be subject to new changes.
The government, Fearne said, wants to clarify questions which people are concerned about. The deputy prime minister said that if a child can be born and live independently, that could ‘should be protected, be birthed and live’.
The other issue raised concerned abuse of the amendment. In regards to this, Fearne said that they trust doctors and those abuse will be held accountable.
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A fire which broke out at the Kordin Grain Terminal has been reportedly put out following a lengthy process. Still, however, the grain silo impacted by the fire is currently being emptied.
Civil Protection Malta informed the public on Facebook that the grain silo contained hundreds of tonnes of Grain Feed.
‘Various Fire appliances and Civil Protection Malta officers are on the scene. Operation is very dedicated and is expected to take long. The general public is urged to avoid the area’ the authorities warned.
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