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Illegal electricity consumers will now be charged and prosecuted under the PNG Electricity Industry Act and the Criminal Code. PNG Power Chief Executive Officer Obed Batia issued the warning at the recent launch of the external reward program ‘TOKOUT’ The TOKOUT program will enable the general public to come forward and report illegal consumers and in return receive a cash reward of K250.00. Mr. Batia said the program will see PPL charge and prosecute illegal consumers connected without a meter: NBC News / PNG Today Next :  PNG Chief Justice Sir Gibbs Salika steps down following his daughter’s arrest

If you have visited a premium garden centre recently then two things may have caught your attention. The first would be a stunning display of tree ferns of possibly more than one species. The second would be the phenomenal price of these plants which have at least quadrupled in the past ten years making any tree fern specimen likely to be the most valuable plant in you garden. Now living in the UK, and even the mildest regions of the UK, tree ferns can experience weather far too cold to maintain their condition and in extreme conditions can kill the crown. So to avoid killing off these beautiful plants it is not good enough to give it a quick wrap in fleece, you need to make sure that the crown is adequately protected and the canopy protected well enough that it is still viable come the spring. Of course, the further north you live the colder it gets and you will need to provide even more cold protection. If you would like to see more content like this then consider subscribing to our

Believe it or not, from 1933 to 1974, it was illegal for American citizens to keep gold. Failing to abide meant $10,000 penalty and 10 years imprisonment! Yes you heard it right, you could not buy your wife a gold ring neither could she wear any gold jewellery . All your gold hoardings now belonged to the Federal Reserve Bank (FED)! On April 5, 1933, United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt , signed the Executive Order 6102 , which outlawed the private ownership of gold coin, gold bullion and gold certificates for every American citizen. 2.24 2.23 2.22 2.21 2.20 2.19 2.18 2.17 2.16 2.15 2.14 2.13 2.12 2.11 2.10 2.9 2.8 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.2 2.1 2.0 1.0 Foreigners living in United States also had their gold confiscated , and were forced to accept paper money for their gold. Through this unconstitutional executive order, citizens were told to hand over all their gold hoardings to Federal Reserve Bank within 25 days . It was forbidden to hoard gold after May 1, 1933. An

Most people are familiar with blockchain thanks to bitcoin’s surge in popularity as the leading cryptocurrency. What is blockchain ? Blockchain is a technique of tracking deals using technology that goes beyond simply bitcoin and may prove to be a game-changer. Although in its early stages, blockchain is being adapted for several commercial uses. It is anticipated to be used for a wide range of purposes in the future, especially business.  The blockchain is still obscure to the average person. Fortunately, entities like banks are helping to educate consumers about blockchain to help them understand and prepare for the change. Once ready, the same consumers can start utilizing blockchain in their processes. Blockchain, in a nutshell, is a sizable, decentralized database of transactions kept up by numerous decentralized sources.  With this, there is no requirement for a single central authority, like a bank, to certify that transactions took place. The bottom line is that transactions en