Police constable Sheneka Burke makes history as Jamaica’s first Miss 30+ Jamaica

Jamaica Observer 31 Aug

Jamaica

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Police constable Sheneka Burke made history on Saturday night, when she was crowned at the inaugural Miss 30+ Jamaica at a staging of the pageant at The Summit, 16 Chelsea Avenue, Kingston. Burke emerged as the first woman to wear the Miss 30+ Jamaica crown following an evening that celebrated beauty, confidence, talent, experience and the accomplishments of mature Jamaican wom

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Police constable Sheneka Burke makes history as Jamaica’s first Miss 30+ Jamaica

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