Photo: TOWARDS A GATEWAY FOR MICO
Mico alumni Sylvester Tulloch, chairman of the Mico Foundation, and Marva Christian, director of the Cari-Med Foundation, shake hands outside the new gateway being erected at The Mico University College. The Cari-Med Foundation has donated $4 million towards construction of the structure. The occasion was a presentation ceremony at the institution on Tuesday, October 9. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
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October 14, 2018

Photo: TOWARDS A GATEWAY FOR MICO

Mico alumni Sylvester Tulloch, chairman of the Mico Foundation, and Marva Christian, director of the Cari-Med Foundation, shake hands outside the new gateway being erected at The Mico University College. The Cari-Med Foundation has donated $4 million towards construction of the structure. The occasion was a presentation ceremony at the institution on Tuesday, October 9.

(Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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