Making a point
Minister of Education, Skills, Youth and Information Senator Dr Dana Morris Dixon (centre) makes a point during discussion with members of National Secondary Students’ Council (NSSC) and Jamaica Prefects' Association (JPA), at the ministry's Heroes' Circle offices on Tuesday. Listening (from left) are NSSC National Treasurer Chelsea Moulton; NSSC Region One Vice-President Jhonelle Knight; NSSC President Laurel Williams; JPA National General Secretary Elijah McDonald; and NSSC National General Secretary Nikhil Lalwani. (Photo: JIS)
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