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PAJ hails Alma Mock-Yen as pioneering figure in Jamaican media

 
The Press Association of Jamaica (PAJ) is extending profound condolences to the family, friends, colleagues and wider media fraternity on the passing of Alma Mock-Yen.
 
The veteran broadcast journalism trainer and radio personality passed away at her home on Wednesday morning. 
 
She was at 97. 
 
In a statement Wednesday afternoon, the PAJ described her as a distinguished broadcaster, whose voice, intellect and professionalism helped shape Jamaican broadcast journalism for decades. 
 
It added that Mock-Yen was a respected and pioneering figure in the media landscape, known for her calm authority, incisive, interviewing style and unwavering commitment to journalistic integrity. 
 
She served as a role model for generations of journalists, particularly women entering the profession. 
 
The PAJ added that Alma Mock-Yen was a trailblazer, whose legacy will continue to influence Jamaican media for years to come, adding that her passing represents a significant loss to the profession and to the nation.


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