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December 23, 2012

PHOTOS: Digi donation

Thirty-two schools in West Portland recently received 35 computers from the Digicel Foundation.

1. Samantha Blake (right) from the Gideon Education Centre is all smiles as she receives a laptop from JoAnn Anderson-Figaro of the Digicel Foundation.

2. Member of Parliament for West Portland Daryl Vaz and his wife Annmarie (right) pose with Omonikay Willocks of Bybrook Primary and JoAnn Anderson-Figaro of Digicel Foundation (second left) at the recent handing over ceremony of the computers. (Photos: Everard Owen)

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