Welcome to our blog post celebrating Malta’s most celebrated academics! In this post, we pay tribute to the brilliant minds who have contributed significantly to various fields of knowledge, leaving an indelible mark on the intellectual landscape of Malta Edward de Bono Edward de Bono is the inventor of lateral thinking, and has many accomplishments …
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In fairness, you may have heard of some of these famous Maltese people, but they aren’t necessarily people who immediately spring into our collective consciousness. Here they are: Joseph Calleia, Actor This entry is not with reference to the internationally famous opera singer of the present day – note the Anglicisation of the Calleja surname. …
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If we look back to Malta 100 years ago, that takes us back to 1915. Back then, World War I, also known as the Great War, was raging across Europe following the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria in June 1914. General Election On 19th and 20th January 1915, a general election took place …
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Some 78 endemic species have been recorded in the Maltese Islands to date, which is a significant number when considering how small the archipelago’s total area is. An endemic species is a species of plant or animal that is unique to a particular place or area. Here are the top endemic species in Malta: Maltese …
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It is said that more people of Maltese descent live away from our shores than live here natively, with the largest communities of Maltese emigrants in existence living in Canada, the UK and Australia. Take this historical journey through the mass Maltese migration with GasanMamo. The Beginning The Maltese started to emigrate during the 19th …
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