Prince Ermias in Western Jamaica
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Regional, Western
May 3, 2016

Prince Ermias in Western Jamaica

His Imperial Highness (HIH) Prince Ermias Sahle-Selassie of Ethiopia (second right) and his wife, Princess Saba Kebede (second left) stayed at the Melia Braco Village in Trelawny. They are shown relaxing at VIP bar at The Level with Jamaica Tourist Board’s escort, Granville Morgan (right) and Melia Braco Village’s Glenroy Smith, manager of The Level. The couple was recently in Jamaica to participate in the 50th anniversary celebrations of HIH Sahle-Selassie’s grandfather’s Emperor Selassie’s visit to Jamaica. The couple also spent time enjoying Jamaica’s tourism offerings in the Montego Bay resort area.

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