200, 000 tablets for students

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200, 000 tablets for students

The Government, through the Ministry of Education, has entered into contractual arrangements for the delivery of 200,000 tablet computers for schools. This was disclosed in Parliament yesterday by Education Minister Karl Samuda, who said that it is...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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