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The Papua New Guinea government will carry out the National Census for the country will commence in 2023. The country’s Prime Minister James Marape announced this in Parliament yesterday. He said this to prepare for the upcoming elections, as well as having an identification system for the country. The last national census was held in PNG in 2011. It was supposed to be carried out in 2021 but never eventuated. “We will do a deep census next year and on into 2024 so that by 2025, our nation is totally certain on our population. You are a real person living in our country, and ID system whether it’s a physical ID or a biometric based ID.” “These are things we are looking at. Not only for voting but for law and order, for business registration, for SME programs. These are matters that we as government are proposing, especially relating to the voting process,” said Mr. Marape. NBC News / PNG Today  next :  Boost for Asset recovery and Corruption investiga...

The intrinsic value of an asset refers to the value of the investment based on its cash flow. In this sense, these figures show a resource’s worth based on the analysis of its financial performance, compared to market value that is determined by the price investors are willing to pay for said resource. When it comes to this aspect, crypto is a special case since, while a tradeable valuable, it doesn’t hold any intrinsic value . However, it would be more appropriate to say that not all digital money possesses this characteristic. There are some notable exceptions to this case, the most well-known being Ethereum.  The platform has revolutionized the way in which society thinks about crypto due to its use of the decentralized blockchain system which isn’t only used for investing in e-currency, but also in financial transactions and the creation of applications which don’t need third-party control to operate. Ether, the currency specific to the system, is gradually not following the price ...