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Why the fight for independence? | The National (opens the original)
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ON Sept 16, 2026, Papua New Guinea reached its first year on the other side of the first 50 years. As people celebrated the anniversary in many parts of the country, others in their electorates complained that the celebrations were not properly supported. Was it because of the El Nino, or was it because the district and provincial authorities were not working well with their organising committees? This was debated on social media. While I observed the people and activities online on Sept 16, I t
Dark matter: Unseen stuff out there | The National (opens the original)
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They say this matter is everywhere, yet scientists have not detected them yet. How can something that makes up one-fourth of all that we observe in the universe still remain undetectable? You will get answers to these questions after reading this article. In my previous feature article, I reviewed Black holes – The Key to Understanding the Universe, a book written by Brian Cox and Jeff Forshaw, two professors of physics in the United Kingdom. While working on the review, the term “dark matter” l
Book reveals black hole mystery | The National (opens the original)
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Book detailsTitle: Black Holes, The Key to Understanding the UniverseAuthor: Brian Cox and Jeff Forshaw Pages: 280Publisher: ABC BooksYear: 2020 WHEN did you first hear about black holes, the mysterious astronomical structures that are present in the universe? Students studying physics in their senior years in university will come across these structures. However, the concept can be generally understood though by people who read books on astronomy, like I did when I was a Grade 12 student in the
Insights into the Microsoft story | The National (opens the original)
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Book detailsTitle: The Microsoft StoryAuthor: Dan GoodPages: 223Publisher: Harper Collins LeadershipYear: 2020 WHEN you mention Microsoft, most people think about Bill Gates. But, there are a few more people who were instrumental in building the firm back in the 1970s and 80s. That included the slightly older Paul Allen, the practical, enthusiastic friend of Gates since they were in primary school. And, there was a third pal of Gates, someone who was mathematically gifted and befriended the Seat
Handy money tips from Kiyosaki and other writers | The National (opens the original)
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FINANCIAL literacy is vital for someone who wants to fare well in life. This is one point that I did not succinctly stress in my recent book review on Robert T Kiyosaki’s bestseller Rich Dad Poor Dad. I reviewed that book in my previous Weekender article. In this feature, I highlight a few points Kiyosaki made and add a few others, specifically to help people who want to make the best of the five last months of the year. If you have been following my feature stories here in Weekender for a few y
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