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Jamaicans remember iconic broadcaster Alan Magnus

Summary by Ground News
Prime Minister Andrew Holness pays tribute to veteran broadcaster Alan Magnus. Opposition Leader Mark Golding says he will be remembered with respect and admiration. Naomi Francis, Dionne Jackson Miller and Jean Lowrie Chin among those to pay tribute. Gleaner columnist and attorney Gordon Robinson describes him as 'the great Alan "Teddy" Magnus'
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Jamaicans remember iconic broadcaster Alan Magnus

Tributes are pouring in for beloved veteran broadcaster Alan Magnus, with Prime Minister Andrew describing him as an icon of morning radio. Magnus, who spent over 40 years at Radio Jamaica (RJR 94 FM), passed away today at age 80. “As a child...

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Jamaica Gleaner broke the news in Jamaica on Saturday, February 3, 2024.
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