Żebbuġ Streets To Be Cleared For Children Once A Month

Mar 31 2025 Share

On one Saturday each month, children in Żebbuġ will have the opportunity to play freely in designated streets without the concern of traffic.

The streets closed to vehicles will change each month and will be announced on the Kunsill Lokali Ħaż-Żebbuġ Facebook page ahead of the second Saturday.

The first event will take place on April 12 from 1 pm to 4 pm.

This initiative, part of the Toroq Ħajjin project, is organised in collaboration with the Malta Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society. Its goal is to recreate the joy and nostalgia of childhoods spent playing safely in the streets.

Żebbuġ mayor Steve Zammit Lupi explained that the roads selected for the event were chosen by the children’s council, which proposed creating a safe space for kids to play while giving parents a chance to socialise and connect with neighbours.

Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca, chair of the Malta Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society, highlighted that the aspirations of the children’s council will play a key role in building a stronger sense of community in Żebbuġ.

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Steve Aoki Live at Café del Mar Malta on August 5th

Steve Aoki Live at Café del Mar Malta on August 5th
Mar 31 2025 Share

Global dance music icon Steve Aoki is returning to the island this summer with a high-energy performance at the newly revamped Café del Mar Malta on Tuesday, 5th August.

Known for a repertoire of global hits and explosive on-stage energy, Aoki promises a night like no other, delivering the kind of unforgettable spectacle that has cemented his place at the top of the EDM world.

 

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With a repertoire stacked with global anthems and chart-topping collaborations, Aoki’s sets are nothing short of legendary. From massive hits like “Boneless”, “No Beef”, the iconic remix of “Pursuit of Happiness” and many others, Aoki’s sound has shaped dance floors across the globe for decades.

Hosted at the new and improved Café del Mar Malta, freshly upgraded for a summer unlike any other, trust us when we tell you, do not miss this one.

Tickets available exclusively at G7events.com –  witness one of the world’s most electrifying performers live in Malta and cap your summer with a LEGENDARY party.

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Jamie Cardona Celebrates Muzika Muzika Win the Maltese Way at Serkin

Jamie Cardona Celebrates Muzika Muzika Win the Maltese Way at Serkin
Mar 31 2025 Share

Jamie Cardona celebrated his Muzika Muzika victory in true Maltese style – partying until the early hours and ending the night with a classic te fit-tazza and a few pastizzi at Serkin.

The singer was officially crowned winner of the 5th edition of Muzika Muzika – Festival Kanzunetta Maltija, with his original song Stajna Konna Aħna, co-written with Aleandro Spiteri Monsigneur and Shaun Farrugia.

Jamie now joins a prestigious list of past winners, including Maxine Pace, Gianluca Bezzina, Kurt Calleja, and Glen Vella.

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Eighth Youths Charged With Assaulting Gay Minor Near Torri l-Aħmar

Mar 30 2025 Share

Eighth minors have been charged in court for allegedly assaulting another minor near Torri l-Aħmar, Mellieħa, due to his sexual orientation.

The accused include four Maltese youths—three males aged 15, 16, and 17, and a 16-year-old female—as well as four foreigners: a 17-year-old Hungarian, a 16-year-old Filipino, a 16-year-old from Tajikistan, and a 15-year-old Macedonian.

As reported by TVM News, the incident took place on 10 March at around 8:30 pm. The victim was reportedly lured to the area through a dating app, believing he was meeting someone for a date. Instead, he was attacked, robbed of his mobile phone, and the assailants fled using public transport.

Authorities traced the suspects via the Tal-Linja app, leading to their arrest. They appeared before Magistrate Rachel Montebello, pleading not guilty. The charges include violent assault motivated by discrimination based on sexual orientation, ethnicity, language, descent, age, or sex.

The court granted them bail under strict conditions, including a €8,000 guarantee, no contact with the victim, regular police check-ins, and a curfew from 8:30 pm to 6:30 am.

The prosecution is led by Dr Mauro Abela from the Office of the Advocate General, alongside Inspectors Lydon Zammit and Stephen Gulia.

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