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COVID-19 alert - Some persons will not be able to go to the market. So whats app me at 876 403 0761 for items below
1.Y/yams - $100
2.G/bananas -$120/dozen
3.Eggs - $800/flat.
4.G/Plantains - $80
5.Sweet potatoes - $120
6. Tomatoes - $120
7. Onions - $200
8.Sweet Pepper - $300 – at Jamaica
jamaica-gleaner.com/article/…. Denworth in a letter to this newspaper that PWDs face consistent barriers:“limited access to education and assistive devices; transportation challenges; workplace discrimination; and a lack of public awareness
Rebuilding an accessible Jamaica must be more than a theme | Letters | Jamaica Gleaner jamaica-gleaner.com/article/…
Turning devastation into a blueprint for a resilient Jamaica - Jamaica Observer jamaicaobserver.com/2025/11/…
Use this opportunity to implement safe roof reconstruction jamaicaobserver.com/2025/11/…
Denworth Finnikin retweeted
WAIT ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
Anju never know say jamaica debt to GDP ratio is 62 % currently ?????????
He said it’s projected to be 65 at the end of 2025-2026 fiscal year and @MarkJGolding the Opposition corrected him.
That really says a lot.
A pathway to real education transformation by Denworth Finnikin jamaicaobserver.com/2025/07/…
Denworth Finnikin retweeted
The Blue Economy is expanding job opportunities for women in the maritime sector, particularly in the coastal and lake regions by providing access to technical training through TVET (Technical and Vocational Education and Training) institutions. These programs equip women with essential skills in areas such as marine engineering, port management, and related technical fields.
In addition to technical education, the Blue Economy supports entrepreneurship by encouraging women to start and scale businesses in sectors like fisheries, aquaculture, marine transport, and coastal tourism. Through access to skills training, financial literacy, and business development support, women are better positioned to succeed as entrepreneurs in the maritime space.
By fostering inclusive environments that identify and support women for career growth within maritime administrations and ports, the Blue Economy promotes greater gender equity. Women’s maritime associations further enhance this progress by offering mentorship, peer networks, and leadership development, enabling women to advance their careers and become industry leaders.
@CICan_Kenya @GAC_Corporate
#NikoSetnaTVET #BlueEconomy #SustainableGrowth
#GenderEquality
Good day everyone. Please provide a feedback on my suggestions below.
jamaicaobserver.com/2025/03/… – at Jamaica
teapawt.net/DenworthF/status/18645… – at Jamaica
Jamaica must prioritise accessibility and inclusion by Denworth Finnikin
jamaicaobserver.com/2024/12/…
Jamaica must prioritise accessibility and inclusion by Denworth Finnikin
jamaicaobserver.com/2024/12/… – at Jamaica
Reimagining Jamaica’s education for a STEM future jamaicaobserver.com/2024/09/…
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If you got used to watching Sabbath School and Church in your pajamas during COVID, it’s time to come back to Church! #AC24
I recently discovered that the World Cup cricket matches in the Caribbean will not include any games in Jamaica. This decision is unthinkable. Who is responsible for depriving Jamaica of participating in such a significant sporting event? – at Jamaica










