Joan Willie News Today

Dancehall sensation and BOOM Ambassador Shenseea assisted with the hand over of the home to a retired postal worker in St Catherine. BOOM, Jamaica’s first 100 per-cent locally manufactured energy drink by the Wisynco Group, will celebrate its 10 year anniversary in 2021 by gifting 10 of the island’s most vulnerable with 10 houses through the Food For The Poor ‘Tan Ah Yuh Yard’ COViD-19 housing initiative. The announcement was made during the first of the 10 home constructions on Friday...

Dancehall superstar Shenseea (left), brand ambassador for Boom, escorts Joan Willie into her new home built by Food For The Poor in conjunction with Wisynco as part of the energy drink’s 10th anniversary celebrations. Dancehall darling Shenseea can’t wait to sink her teeth into slices of ham this Christmas as the Romeich Entertainment first lady will be celebrating the holidays with her team and family. The bodacious Boom ambassador and philanthropist was in Braeton Meadows last Friday wher...

Joan Willie sits waiting in her Braeton Meadows yard in Portmore, St Catherine, yesterday as Food For The Poor workmen add the finishing touches to her house donated in partnership with Boom Energy Drink. Willie was selected for the house as the roof of her previous dwelling had started to cave in. Joan Willie can hardly wait to spend Christmas in her new home. The retired postal worker, who had been living in a rickety structure with its roof caving in, was gifted a new house yesterday by Food...