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Old Harbour Bay Fishermen
Four fishermen from Old Harbour Bay in St. Catherine, Jamaica.
Morant Bay Market
"Making a livelihood from the sea: For the last six years four young men have been earning their livelihood from the sea, to which they turned because of the lack of job opportunities in Morant Bay. As the photograph shows, they are making a good job…
JAMALCO Fish Project (Hayes-Cornpiece,Clarendon)
"Members of the JAMALCO-sponsored fish project from Hayes-Cornpiece, Clarendon preparing fish for the local market.
Guinness Brewery
"Guinness Jamaica Managing Director, Ray Martin prepares to deposit a basket of African Perch in the pond."
African Perch caught from the pool at the PNP headquarters
"Mr. David-Dunkley [right] examines one of the African Perch caught from the pool at the PNP headquarters. Others in picture from left are Pearl Earle of the PNP Women's Movement, Marjorie Taylor vice-president of the PNP Women's Movement, Iris Gelly…
Fish pond at 89 Old Hope Road, PNP headquarter
"A youngster replaces lily plants in the fish pond at 89 Old Hope Road, PNP headquarters."
Illegal shacks
"These are the shacks which Portmore residents are expressing fear about. But the fishermen use them as - sleeping quarters."
Project Food Farms' fish pond at Mitchell Town, Clarendon
"Part of a catch of 250 pounds which were taken from a Project Food Farms fishpond at Mitchell Town, Clarendon on Wednesday."
Bringing them in
"On Tuesday Guinness Jamaica Limited netted its first crop of male African Perch from the company's pond at Central Village, St. Catherine. Most of the catch was given to the Spanish Town Hospital. The Agriculture Ministry's Fisheries Division at…
Scene from 'School's Out'
"Closing soon: The play School's Out, written by Trevor Rhone and directed by Yvonne Jones-Brewster is to close shortly. Running since April 3 - it now holds the records for the longest running play in the history of the Jamaican Theatre. The play…
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Scholars and teacher
A group of students from rural Jamaica and their teacher stand before an old school building.
