Telecommunications Minister Daryl Vaz has revealed that all 14 parish capitals have now been equipped with free public Wi-Fi.
The move comes as government continues to expand internet access as part of its digitization drive.
Speaking during a post-cabinet press briefing this morning, Vaz, noted that the service, being provided by the Universal Service Fund (USF) is also available in some public parks, including Cecil Charlton Park in Manchester and Emancipation Park in St. Andrew.
Telecommunications Minister Daryl Vaz has revealed that all 14 parish capitals have now been equipped with free public Wi-Fi.
The move comes as government continues to expand internet access as part of its digitization drive.
Speaking during a post-cabinet press briefing this morning, Vaz, noted that the service, being provided by the Universal Service Fund (USF) is also available in some public parks, including Cecil Charlton Park in Manchester and Emancipation Park in St. Andrew.
Telecommunications Minister Daryl Vaz has revealed that all 14 parish capitals have now been equipped with free public Wi-Fi.
The move comes as government continues to expand internet access as part of its digitization drive.
Speaking during a post-cabinet press briefing this morning, Vaz, noted that the service, being provided by the Universal Service Fund (USF) is also available in some public parks, including Cecil Charlton Park in Manchester and Emancipation Park in St. Andrew.
Telecommunications Minister Daryl Vaz has revealed that all 14 parish capitals have now been equipped with free public Wi-Fi.
The move comes as government continues to expand internet access as part of its digitization drive.
Speaking during a post-cabinet press briefing this morning, Vaz, noted that the service, being provided by the Universal Service Fund (USF) is also available in some public parks, including Cecil Charlton Park in Manchester and Emancipation Park in St. Andrew.
Telecommunications Minister Daryl Vaz has revealed that all 14 parish capitals have now been equipped with free public Wi-Fi.
The move comes as government continues to expand internet access as part of its digitization drive.
Speaking during a post-cabinet press briefing this morning, Vaz, noted that the service, being provided by the Universal Service Fund (USF) is also available in some public parks, including Cecil Charlton Park in Manchester and Emancipation Park in St. Andrew.
Telecommunications Minister Daryl Vaz has revealed that all 14 parish capitals have now been equipped with free public Wi-Fi.
The move comes as government continues to expand internet access as part of its digitization drive.
Speaking during a post-cabinet press briefing this morning, Vaz, noted that the service, being provided by the Universal Service Fund (USF) is also available in some public parks, including Cecil Charlton Park in Manchester and Emancipation Park in St. Andrew.
Telecommunications Minister Daryl Vaz has revealed that all 14 parish capitals have now been equipped with free public Wi-Fi.
The move comes as government continues to expand internet access as part of its digitization drive.
Speaking during a post-cabinet press briefing this morning, Vaz, noted that the service, being provided by the Universal Service Fund (USF) is also available in some public parks, including Cecil Charlton Park in Manchester and Emancipation Park in St. Andrew.
Telecommunications Minister Daryl Vaz has revealed that all 14 parish capitals have now been equipped with free public Wi-Fi.
The move comes as government continues to expand internet access as part of its digitization drive.
Speaking during a post-cabinet press briefing this morning, Vaz, noted that the service, being provided by the Universal Service Fund (USF) is also available in some public parks, including Cecil Charlton Park in Manchester and Emancipation Park in St. Andrew.
Telecommunications Minister Daryl Vaz has revealed that all 14 parish capitals have now been equipped with free public Wi-Fi.
The move comes as government continues to expand internet access as part of its digitization drive.
Speaking during a post-cabinet press briefing this morning, Vaz, noted that the service, being provided by the Universal Service Fund (USF) is also available in some public parks, including Cecil Charlton Park in Manchester and Emancipation Park in St. Andrew.
Telecommunications Minister Daryl Vaz has revealed that all 14 parish capitals have now been equipped with free public Wi-Fi.
The move comes as government continues to expand internet access as part of its digitization drive.
Speaking during a post-cabinet press briefing this morning, Vaz, noted that the service, being provided by the Universal Service Fund (USF) is also available in some public parks, including Cecil Charlton Park in Manchester and Emancipation Park in St. Andrew.
