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School is out, and children are home for the holidays. Today we share with you tips and a few activities parents can do with their children to teach them critical thinking skills while they are home for the holidays.

Approximately 91 percent of Jamaica’s public servants are now covered under a 4 year wage agreement with the Government.

Over 15 billion dollars was spent in the downtown commercial district alone last year during the Christmas period. And with positive indicators for the Jamaican economy this year, at least one sector believes that figure will be surpassed for 2018

Consumers are being urged to exercise due diligence when purchasing items during the Festive season.

The government has been supporting and establishing youth clubs and youth information centres across the island with a view to fostering the entrepreneurial spirit of young Jamaicans.

The National Insurance Scheme.

The Ministry of Education, Youth and Information is using its Marching Band Movement to help talented youngsters who wish to someday pursue a career in music.

This week we continue looking at reforms being spearheaded by the Jamaica Promotions Agency JAMPRO in its mission to get the country into the top 10 of the Global Doing Business Report.

The National Commission on Science and Technology is hard at work trying to boost science, technology and innovation in Jamaica.

50 exporters and export ready firms are set to benefit from capacity building, and market penetration support to enable them to be competitively positioned to take advantage of global market opportunities through an export development programme dubbed Export Max.

The constant pile-up of boxes and other refuse from the yuletide clean-up exercises going in homes and yards around the country. In preparation, and in some cases in response to the pile-up, the National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) is redoubling its efforts to keep communities clean.

The Jamaica National Agency for Accreditation (JANAAC), an agency of the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries, is the only internationally recognised accreditation body in the English-speaking Caribbean.