One of my proudest moments is representing my country and people at the UN. Multilateral diplomacy has tremendous untapped potential. As MS strive for sustainable development in its various dimensions, we remain committed to strengthening int. cooperation.๐ค๐ฏ๐ฒ
#throwback#UNGA73
@kenyatta_pow Did a check on GoFundMe, close to $500K USD in Relief funds being raised by every Jack and Jill plaster Jamaican flags over their efforts. Over 500+ Fundraisers active rn on the platform.
Jamaican former world boxing champion Mike McCallum has died at the age of 68.
According to preliminary reports, McCallum fell ill on Saturday while on his way to the gym. He reportedly pulled his car off the road, where police later found him unresponsive.
McCallum, affectionately known as โThe Bodysnatcherโ for his devastating body punches, was a trailblazer in the sport. He became the first Jamaican to win a world boxing title in 1984 when he defeated Irishman Sean Mannion by unanimous decision to claim the WBA Junior Middleweight (Super Welterweight) crown.
Over the course of his distinguished career, McCallum captured world titles in three weight classes:
โขWBA Super Welterweight Champion (1984โ1988)
โขWBA Middleweight Champion (1989โ1991)
โขWBC Light Heavyweight Champion (1994โ1995)
He retired with an impressive professional record of 49 wins, including 36 knockouts, with 5 losses and 1 draw. Notably, McCallum was never stopped in the ring, a testament to his durability and iron will.
McCallumโs technical prowess, granite chin, and punishing bodywork made him one of the most respected fighters of his era. His excellence was recognized in 2003 when he was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame, and again in 2011, when The Ring magazine ranked him eighth among the best middleweight champions of the last 50 years.
Born in Kingston, Jamaica, on December 7, 1956, McCallumโs legacy continues to inspire generations of Caribbean fighters. He leaves behind a lasting mark not only on Jamaican sports history but on the global boxing world.
Cherry blossoms at @WHO HQ ๐ธ. Reminds us of life's fleeting moments, beauty, and renewal. Let's prioritise our mental and physical health in 2024, as they are fundamental rights. #HR sources include #WHO Constitution, Art. 25 #UDHR, Art. 24 CRC, Art. 25 CRPD & Art. 12 ICESCR.
Cherry blossoms at @WHO HQ ๐ธ. Reminds us of life's fleeting moments, beauty, and renewal. Let's prioritise our mental and physical health in 2024, as they are fundamental rights. #HR sources include #WHO Constitution, Art. 25 #UDHR, Art. 24 CRC, Art. 25 CRPD & Art. 12 ICESCR.
The Yaad expresses condolences to the loved ones of Valerie Neita Robertson, KC. For the past 2 years, we have been documenting her efforts in the โ70s, as while a student at Wolmer's Girlsโ, she helped organise a large protest after Wolmerโs barred Black girls from wearing afros
Dear all,
In honor of Valerie Neita Robertson, KC, weโve created a virtual condolence book to share memories and tributes. Your kind words mean so much.
Thank you.
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