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ALBERT FENECH Malta and Gozo are small islands geographically just a few kilometres by a few kilometres. However, distance mentality is dominated by geo sizing.
ALBERT FENECH When I was still a boy there was absolutely no difficulty in recognising whether a person was a man or a woman, a
One of my greatest delusions has been retirement. I am now nearing 76 and was brought up in an era when retirement was pictured as
ALBERT FENECH It was September 1959 a typical autumn day in Malta, rather dull bathed in pale sunshine. My parents, my brother Edward and
It is an indisputable fact that in terms of size, being one of the world’s smallest countries, on a per square metre (or mile) comparison,
ALBERT FENECH Electronic paraphernalia are today’s modern influences – particularly for forming opinions. Take today’s situation when first the pandemic was exploited in each and
ALBERT FENECH Very much aware of the lengthy history of the Maltese Islands and their vulnerability resulting from countless invasions, when the British Government took
ALBERT FENECH A dockyard, docking facilities and the importance of repair and maintenance of seacraft have always been a priority in the Maltese
ALBERT FENECH Well, this is it! After many months of speculation and intensive electioneering even before the actual General Election date was declared, Malta and
Early waves of all Maltese migrants to Australia had authentic legal identification; all of them were British citizens with British passports coming from a
ALBERT FENECH Although a celebrated artist in the world of baroque painting and having throughout a short life lived under and been known to have
ALBERT FENECH The time has come to don sackcloth and be daubed with ashes for a 40-day stint of Lent that is finally thrown off
Back in the 1970s when firecracker Dom Mintoff was the country’s Prime Minister, one of his controversial moves which drew much criticism was to decree
ALBERT FENECH This is a shocking, gruesome and most bizarre affair. We tend to believe that horrendous crimes by humanity on humanity are a current
The village of San Lawrenz in the west of Gozo is one of the smallest and most inconspicuous throughout the Maltese Islands. Starkly enough it
Some weeks back I wrote of the present-day lasting effects of the Arab occupation of Malta and Gozo, I have often claimed that the Maltese
At my age of almost eight my family left Malta to live in England in January, 1954, as my father had rejoined the British Services.
ALBERT FENECH Strangely enough bicycles have never been THAT popular in Malta and Gozo – which really defies logic in such small islands. But then,
ALBERT FENECH In my mind Beatboxing was some kind of physical activity going under the name of “sport”, in which similar to Kickboxing, through kicking
ALBERT FENECH “In the name of Allah, the merciful and compassionate. May He be propitious to the Prophet Muhammad and to his followers and grant
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech My early culinary experiences began 70 years ago when as a four-year-old boy, on Sunday mornings, I would
ALBERT FENECH I reside at the beginning of one of the more central, straightest and popular roads in Qawra. It’s a Saturday night with just
ALBERT FENECH Over the centuries many countries colonised the Maltese Islands and left their mark, the most noteworthy being the British and the French –
ALBERT FENECH Continuing my theme in recent past weeks, I once more base my contribution this week on the assertion made by international film star
ALBERT FENECH It was a long time ago, but the memories are still very much alive and vivid – a Maltese boy from the age
ALBERT FENECH Quoting international film star Russell Crowe (see last week’s article), one of the many thousands of stories that abound in the Maltese Islands
ALBERT FENECH After an absence of 22 years since he was last in Malta to feature in the film “The Gladiators”, renowned actor Russell Crowe
ALBERT FENECH My father was a great story-teller having acquired the knack from boyhood days in the late 1920s when electricity in many towns and
ALBERT FENECH I have always been fascinated by crabs because of their menacing appearance, the use of their pincers and their courageous approach or defence
It’s almost Halloween but this is frowned on by the Church as an American commercial invention that makes a mockery of All Souls’ Day and
ALBERT FENECH The passage of time has not made nicknames any the less popular in the Maltese Islands. Some have a family nickname that is
ALBERT FENECH I check the air quality statistics throughout Europe regularly and am always taken aback that Malta’s air quality is usually as bad as
ALBERT FENECH Part One featured last week recalled that the total area of the Maltese Islands is just 246 square metres and one may well
ALBERT FENECH The total area of our islands of Malta and Gozo is just 246 square metres and one may well ask what could possibly
ALBERT FENECH The islands of Malta and Gozo have been invaded by different human races for almost 7,000 years, beginning from Sicilian farmers who moved
ALBERT FENECH Thanks to the presence in Malta for three-and-a-half centuries of the Knights of the Order of St John of Jerusalem, also known as
ALBERT FENECH The underground cave and dehydrated river bed at Ghar Dalam near Birzebbugia is one of the most important historic, archaeological and geophysical links
ALBERT FENECH Here is some shattering news for you. Did you know that for every hot dog you eat you are reducing your strong life
ALBERT FENECH My recent articles concerned climate changes – and this one is yet another change – HOWEVER, not in climate but in technology
ALBERT FENECH Malta’s renowned marine biologist Alan Deidun did not mince his words when he expressed his fears that changes in the Mediterranean marine
ALBERT FENECH Malta and Gozo are small islands geographically just a few kilometres by a few kilometres. However, distance mentality is dominated by geo sizing.
ALBERT FENECH When I was still a boy there was absolutely no difficulty in recognising whether a person was a man or a woman, a
One of my greatest delusions has been retirement. I am now nearing 76 and was brought up in an era when retirement was pictured as
ALBERT FENECH It was September 1959 a typical autumn day in Malta, rather dull bathed in pale sunshine. My parents, my brother Edward and
It is an indisputable fact that in terms of size, being one of the world’s smallest countries, on a per square metre (or mile) comparison,
ALBERT FENECH Electronic paraphernalia are today’s modern influences – particularly for forming opinions. Take today’s situation when first the pandemic was exploited in each and
ALBERT FENECH Very much aware of the lengthy history of the Maltese Islands and their vulnerability resulting from countless invasions, when the British Government took
ALBERT FENECH A dockyard, docking facilities and the importance of repair and maintenance of seacraft have always been a priority in the Maltese
ALBERT FENECH Well, this is it! After many months of speculation and intensive electioneering even before the actual General Election date was declared, Malta and
Early waves of all Maltese migrants to Australia had authentic legal identification; all of them were British citizens with British passports coming from a
ALBERT FENECH Although a celebrated artist in the world of baroque painting and having throughout a short life lived under and been known to have
ALBERT FENECH The time has come to don sackcloth and be daubed with ashes for a 40-day stint of Lent that is finally thrown off
Back in the 1970s when firecracker Dom Mintoff was the country’s Prime Minister, one of his controversial moves which drew much criticism was to decree
ALBERT FENECH This is a shocking, gruesome and most bizarre affair. We tend to believe that horrendous crimes by humanity on humanity are a current
The village of San Lawrenz in the west of Gozo is one of the smallest and most inconspicuous throughout the Maltese Islands. Starkly enough it
Some weeks back I wrote of the present-day lasting effects of the Arab occupation of Malta and Gozo, I have often claimed that the Maltese
At my age of almost eight my family left Malta to live in England in January, 1954, as my father had rejoined the British Services.
ALBERT FENECH Strangely enough bicycles have never been THAT popular in Malta and Gozo – which really defies logic in such small islands. But then,
ALBERT FENECH In my mind Beatboxing was some kind of physical activity going under the name of “sport”, in which similar to Kickboxing, through kicking
ALBERT FENECH “In the name of Allah, the merciful and compassionate. May He be propitious to the Prophet Muhammad and to his followers and grant
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech My early culinary experiences began 70 years ago when as a four-year-old boy, on Sunday mornings, I would
ALBERT FENECH I reside at the beginning of one of the more central, straightest and popular roads in Qawra. It’s a Saturday night with just
ALBERT FENECH Over the centuries many countries colonised the Maltese Islands and left their mark, the most noteworthy being the British and the French –
ALBERT FENECH Continuing my theme in recent past weeks, I once more base my contribution this week on the assertion made by international film star
ALBERT FENECH It was a long time ago, but the memories are still very much alive and vivid – a Maltese boy from the age
ALBERT FENECH Quoting international film star Russell Crowe (see last week’s article), one of the many thousands of stories that abound in the Maltese Islands
ALBERT FENECH After an absence of 22 years since he was last in Malta to feature in the film “The Gladiators”, renowned actor Russell Crowe
ALBERT FENECH My father was a great story-teller having acquired the knack from boyhood days in the late 1920s when electricity in many towns and
ALBERT FENECH I have always been fascinated by crabs because of their menacing appearance, the use of their pincers and their courageous approach or defence
It’s almost Halloween but this is frowned on by the Church as an American commercial invention that makes a mockery of All Souls’ Day and
ALBERT FENECH The passage of time has not made nicknames any the less popular in the Maltese Islands. Some have a family nickname that is
ALBERT FENECH I check the air quality statistics throughout Europe regularly and am always taken aback that Malta’s air quality is usually as bad as
ALBERT FENECH Part One featured last week recalled that the total area of the Maltese Islands is just 246 square metres and one may well
ALBERT FENECH The total area of our islands of Malta and Gozo is just 246 square metres and one may well ask what could possibly
ALBERT FENECH The islands of Malta and Gozo have been invaded by different human races for almost 7,000 years, beginning from Sicilian farmers who moved
ALBERT FENECH Thanks to the presence in Malta for three-and-a-half centuries of the Knights of the Order of St John of Jerusalem, also known as
ALBERT FENECH The underground cave and dehydrated river bed at Ghar Dalam near Birzebbugia is one of the most important historic, archaeological and geophysical links
ALBERT FENECH Here is some shattering news for you. Did you know that for every hot dog you eat you are reducing your strong life
ALBERT FENECH My recent articles concerned climate changes – and this one is yet another change – HOWEVER, not in climate but in technology
ALBERT FENECH Malta’s renowned marine biologist Alan Deidun did not mince his words when he expressed his fears that changes in the Mediterranean marine
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