Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for Malta Republic Day -
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John Mahama receives congratulations note from the State and Knights of Malta ghanaweb.com John Mahama receives congratulations note from the State and Knights of Malta
Malta is celebrating 50 years as a republic! A 1974 constitutional amendment abolished the title "Queen of Malta", held at that time by Elizabeth Windsor. The first president took office on 13 December 1974. Congratulations Malta! Show more
Just inaugurated improved facilities at Malta's Honorary Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Certainly augurs well for Malta's outreach in the world, on the same day marking the 50th anniversary since the establishment of the Show more
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Malta becoming a Republic, the Embassy showcased a promotional video of the stunning Maltese islands at Atakule Tower in Ankara, which was also illuminated in the colours of the Maltese flag. Show more
#otd 1974 (50 years ago) - Malta became a Republic, severing its link with the English monarchy. Population Cymru 3,131,640 Malta 553,214 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malta Show more
Acts 28:1-2 (NIV) "Once safely on shore, we found out that the island was called Malta. The islanders showed us unusual kindness. They built a fire and welcomed us all because it was raining and cold." The Bible is right. This is exactly what Show more
#HumanRightsDay is a good day to remember that #Malta has still not implemented the recommendations of the public inquiry into #DaphneCaruanaGalizia's assassination. The purpose of the inquiry was for the State to learn how to save the lives of others. Show more
The historic city of Valletta - Malta Malta’s capital Valletta is a fortified city located on a hilly peninsula between two of the finest natural harbours in the Mediterranean. The Siege of Malta in 1565 CE, captured European imagination and mobilised the resources needed to… Show more
Replying to @trad_west_ The Siege of Malta was over. Against overwhelming odds, the Knights of St. John had triumphed, and Malta remained a Catholic stronghold. The victory was hailed as a miracle and a sign of divine favor. Across Europe, bells rang in celebration, and Pope Pius IV proclaimed the… Show more
Malta becomes a Republic, with its last Governor-General, Sir Anthony Mamo, serving as its first President. Malta remains in the Commonwealth of Nations.