What’s your wish for Jamaica for the next 60 years? Loop Jamaica
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Ja 60 Year Wish
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As Jamaica celebrates its 60th year of independence on Saturday, August 6, the country has a lot to be proud of and is poised for even greater things.
As a people, Jamaicans coninue to excel, both at home and abroad. While we reflect on our history, there is also the opportunity to look ahead to the next 60 years, perhaps.
Having proved time and again that wi likkle but wi tallawah, Loop News sought to find out from a few Jamaicans what their wish is for the island nation for the next 60 years.
Join the conversation: What’s your wish for Jamaica for the next 60 years?
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