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NIF climbs to $175b

The National Insurance Fund, NIF, the source from which public pension payments are made, was now valued at around $175 billion in fiscal 2023. The figure, though subject to audit verification, is a significant improvement over the $143 billion.

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Corporate Hands | KPMG spreads joy to children with disabilities

Corporate Hands | KPMG spreads joy to children with disabilities
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3,124 children with developmental disabilities benefiting from early stimulation interventions – Charles Jr

The Ministry of Labour and Social Security is currently providing early intervention services to some 3,124 children between birth and six (0-6) years, with developmental disabilities. Portfolio minister Pearnel Charles Jr made the disclosure in a.

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Parents face challenge in finding schools for autistic children

THE dearth of public school spaces for children with special needs and the astronomical price tag to get a seat in private schools has triggered a cry for government intervention from a group of c.

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