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In keeping with its holistic philosophy of development, ICS develops and supports programs for a variety of audiences, including business owners, the community leaders, the policy-maker, and the scholar. ICS main program areas are: Trade & Economic Development, Science & Technology, Education & Health, and Sociology & Culture.
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DID YOU KNOW?
John Russwurm, a Jamaican was the publisher of the first Black-owned newspaper in the US 1827?
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