Annika Rowe making it count

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Annika Rowe making it count

THROUGHOUT HER lifetime, University of Technology (UTech), Jamaica alumna, Annika Simone Rowe, has displayed her commitment to making her experiences, expertise and life count. This has led her to engage in a number of pursuits which have earned...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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