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Leslie Johnson, Junkanoo Development Association, tells #MorningBlend on Guardian Radio 96.9FM that once again FIVE people will honoured at this year’s Independence Junkanoo Achievement Awards, 1am on Independence Day in Rawson Square, just ahead of the annual People’s Love and Unity Rush Junkanoo Parade. [email protected]
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