**Our Health Is at Stake: A Call to Action for Malta** In the heart of the Mediterranean, where sunlit days and bustling markets are the norm, the health of Malta’s residents is more than just a buzzword—it’s a pressing concern. From the winding streets of Valletta to the quiet beaches of Marsaxlokk, the island’s unique…
**Authorities Warn Against Consuming Contaminated Honey Batch: A Sting for Malta’s Beekeepers** Malta’s love affair with honey is as sweet as the golden liquid itself. From traditional dishes to modern culinary creations, honey has always held a special place in Maltese hearts. However, recent warnings from health authorities have cast a shadow over this beloved…
**Announcements – October 29, 2025: A Day of Community and Cultural Celebration in Malta** October 29th marked a significant day on the Maltese calendar, bringing a blend of community spirit and cultural celebration that resonated deeply with the island’s unique heritage. From the bustling streets of Valletta to the tranquil villages, the day was filled…
**Budget 2026: Free Gym Memberships Extended to Include 16-Year-Olds** Malta has always been known for its vibrant lifestyle and commitment to the well-being of its residents. With the recent announcement in Budget 2026, this commitment is set to reach new heights as free gym memberships are extended to include 16-year-olds. This initiative not only highlights…
**Watch: ‘I risked a stroke’ – MP Toni Bezzina, who lost 65kg after gastric bypass** In a candid and inspiring interview, Maltese Member of Parliament Toni Bezzina shared his journey of losing 65kg after undergoing a gastric bypass surgery. Bezzina, who has been a prominent figure in the local political landscape, opened up about the…
Alex Borg, the esteemed Minister of Health, has taken a bold step towards prioritizing social and mental health in Malta’s upcoming budget. This move is not just a policy change but a significant cultural shift that reflects the growing awareness and importance of mental well-being in Maltese society. Borg’s announcement on Monday has sparked a…
# Rising Use of Tranquillisers and Sedatives Among Teenage Girls in Malta: A Growing Concern Malta, with its rich cultural tapestry and vibrant community life, is not immune to the global trend of increasing mental health issues among teenagers. In recent years, there has been a concerning rise in the use of tranquillisers and sedatives…
— ### Should You Be Concerned About ‘Overspending’ Your Daily Heart Beats? In recent years, the concept of heart rate variability (HRV) has gained significant traction in health and wellness circles. This metric measures the variation in time between heartbeats and is often used as an indicator of overall health. But what does this mean…
**Turmeric Warning Issued: A Cautionary Tale for Malta’s Culinary Enthusiasts** The Malta Food and Beverage Authority (MFBA) has recently issued a warning to consumers regarding the potential presence of salmonella in turmeric products. This advisory has sent ripples through the local culinary community, highlighting the importance of food safety and the impact on Malta’s vibrant…
**5 Reasons We Shouldn’t ‘Compliment’ People Who Lose Weight: A Malta Perspective** In Malta, a country known for its rich culinary traditions and close-knit communities, weight loss is often seen as a significant achievement worthy of praise. However, it’s essential to reconsider this mindset. Here are five reasons why we should be more mindful of…
In a recent study that has sent ripples through the local community, it was revealed that one in five Maltese teenagers are able to purchase alcohol from shops, despite the legal prohibition against such sales. This alarming statistic not only highlights a potential gap in the enforcement of existing laws but also raises questions about…
In a landmark move that has resonated deeply within Malta’s close-knit community, local insurers have rallied behind the ‘right to be forgotten’ initiative for cancer patients. This progressive step signifies not only a shift in corporate social responsibility but also a profound acknowledgment of the personal struggles faced by individuals battling cancer. The ‘right to…
