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Trevor Żahra – Bejn Storja u Miti
edited by Sergio Grech
published by Horizons, 2020
This well-sized, well-printed and generously illustrated volume is one of a series planned by Horizons. The subjects are Maltese authors who are of quality and also widely esteemed. Trevor Żahra is an author who easily fits both these characteristics.
He has written and still writes successfully for children, young adults and adults, works of fiction – novels, short stories, little children’s books – poetry and works for the theatre, and works of non-fiction, the most important of which are his autobiographical and moving Stella, Jien u Hu and Il-Ġenn li jżommni f’sikkti.
Pablo Micallef replaces Oliver Scicluna on PBS board
Veteran presenter Pablo Micallef set to replace Oliver Scicluna on PBS board following parliamentary co-option
28 January 2021, 1:19pm
by Karl Azzopardi
Veteran presenter Pablo Micallef will be taking Oliver Scilcuna’s post on the Public Broadcasting Services’ board following his co-option earlier this month.
Gulia resigned immediately following his swearing-in.
The board now comprises actor and TV presenter Ray Calleja, former Nationalist MP and current secretary-general of the Malta Developers Association, Marthese Portelli, the sociologist and also PBS press review presenter Maria Brown, former trade unionist Jeremy Camilleri and Adriana Zarb Adami, director of Global Capital health insurer Bupa.
Anthony Manduca pays tribute to some of the prominent Maltese people who died this year.
Cardinal Prospero Grech, died on December 30, 2019, aged 94.
The Augustinian scholar who became the second cardinal in Maltese history was one of 22 cardinals appointed by Pope Benedict XVI in February 2012. Once described as “possibly the most intelligent man alive” by English priest Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith in an article in the Catholic Herald, Cardinal Grech served as a professor at the Augustine Institute in Rome. In 1970, he co-founded the Institutum Patristicum Augustinianum attached to the Lateran University in Rome and served as its president from 1971 to 1979. In 2011, he was appointed a Companion of the National Order of Merit.
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