An investigation has been initiated following the discovery of an inappropriate term referenced in the introduction of a Grade 6 English module, Education Ministey Secretary Nalaka Kaluwewa,said.

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International PV module prices, driven by Chinese averages, will likely rise from $0.08/W to $0.10/W today to $0.11/W by the end of 2025 and potentially $0.13/W by 2027, says Clean Energy Associates ...

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Some Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 are now available in the industrial/extended temperature operating from -40°C to +85°C, suitable for outdoor applications in cold climates and (some) cold storage ...

In an article I wrote last month in this publication, I cited the Yale historian Timothy Snyder’s Lesson #1 from his 2017 book “On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from The Twentieth Century. Lesson #1 was “Do ...