Prime Minister Andrew Holness (second right) and Universal Service Fund CEO Charlton McFarlane unveil a Wi-Fi sign during the Cockburn Gardens community Wi-Fi launch, as Senator Audrey Marks (right), Parish Manager and Communications & Development Specialist Wade Brown (second left), and councillor candidate Everton Murray (left) look on. (Photo: Karl Mclarty).
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Residents of Cockburn Gardens and surrounding communities in St Andrew West Central now have free access to the internet, following the launch of a community Wi-Fi initiative by the Universal Service Fund (USF) on Thursday.
The launch marks another step in the USF’s mission to bridge the digital divide across Jamaica, with the agency investing approximately $2.5 billion annuall
Continue Reading on Jamaica Observer
This preview shows approximately 15% of the article. Read the full story on the publisher's website to support quality journalism.