PHOTO: Education talk
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September 21, 2017

PHOTO: Education talk

Minister of Education, Youth and Information Senator Ruel Reid (right) speaks with Member of Parliament for St Mary Central and Opposition spokesperson on foreign affairs and foreign trade Dr Morais Guy, and the ministry’s Region 2 director Janet Brimm. Occasion was a recognition ceremony for 23 retired educators from the parishes of Portland, St Thomas and St Mary held on Tuesday at the Jamaica Pegasus in New Kingston. (Photo: JIS)

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