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Children with disabilities feted at Christmas treat - Vimarsana News

Children with disabilities feted at Christmas treat

Inspire to Empower Change Foundation, in collaboration with Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC), Sanmerna Foundation, and a host of new sponsors, again brought smiles to scores of faces this year...

Huawei hosts local partner and energy summit - Vimarsana News

Huawei hosts local partner and energy summit

TECH giant Huawei hosted its Jamaica Partner Summit 2021 at Jamaica Pegasus hotel on Wedn...

Huawei hosts local partner and energy summit - Vimarsana News

Huawei hosts local partner and energy summit

TECH giant Huawei hosted its Jamaica Partner Summit 2021 at Jamaica Pegasus hotel on Wedn...

Jamaica Is a Tech Desert. Gamers Make It Work Anyway - Vimarsana News

Jamaica Is a Tech Desert. Gamers Make It Work Anyway

It's expensive and difficult to obtain graphics cards, PC components, consoles, and even games. Some streamers have had to get creative.

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Sanmerna's 'Treat on Wheels' surprise children with disabilities | News - Vimarsana News

Sanmerna's 'Treat on Wheels' surprise children with disabilities | News

Theresa Oliphant (left), Inspire to Change Foundation member, and Sanmerna Paper Products Managing Director Robert White (second left) pose along with ‘Santa Claus’ and Stephanie Josephs, director, Inspire to Change Foundation, and fellow Sanmerna Director Mark White (right) during Wednesday’s ‘Treat on Wheels’ function at the Half-Way Tree Transportation Centre. Although COVID-19 has interrupted the usual Christmas activities, the Sanmerna Foundation, in tandem with Inspire to Change Foundation (ICF) and the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC), made sure more than 110 children wit...