Sasha Vella

1 week ago | lovinmalta.com | Sasha Vella

A melting ice cream. A cracked ġbejna. These aren’t just quirky sculptures — they’re part of Id-Diżappunt, the debut solo exhibition by Gozo-born artist Nathan Portelli, and they carry a deeper message than you might expect. Rooted in memories of childhood disappointment, Id-Diżappunt (which translates to The Disappointment) invites viewers to reflect on the things we once held dear — and how they’re slowly being lost in adulthood.

2 weeks ago | lovinmalta.com | Sasha Vella

Maltese singer-songwriter Davinia Pace has unveiled a new remix of her single Unimpressed, featuring emerging artist and New York’s own Daejdream. This fresh take on Unimpressed, released just yesterday, retains the original’s sultry, brooding energy while layering in Daejdream’s razor-sharp delivery, turning it into an anthem of self-assurance and resilience. Davinia’s journey from Malta to New York City in 2019 has clearly left its mark on her music.

2 weeks ago | lovinmalta.com | Sasha Vella

The 5th edition of The Challenge — Malta’s biggest and boldest fitness competition — wrapped up this weekend with record-breaking numbers and a powerful message of community spirit and resilience. Held at Campus Hub, the high-octane three-day event brought together 1,200 athletes, over 30,000 spectators, and raised an incredible €60,000 in aid of Inspire Malta, a leading NGO supporting individuals with disabilities and their families.

2 weeks ago | lovinmalta.com | Sasha Vella

To mark World Health Day, Malta is stepping into the future of healthcare with the launch of Digimed — a new digital platform designed to transform how individuals access and manage their health information. Unveiled as a national-first health data solution, Digimed provides a secure digital hub where users can access their complete medical history, seamlessly integrating data from hospitals, labs, and clinics.

2 weeks ago | lovinmalta.com | Sasha Vella

Environmental protection remains the number one issue for people across the European Union, according to the latest report from the European Parliament’s Petitions Committee (PETI). In 2023, 21.5% of all petitions submitted to the European Parliament were related to the environment — ranging from pollution and deforestation to wildlife protection and the social effects of climate change.