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Published:Saturday | August 19, 2023 | 12:07 AM
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Sharply dressed in black and white, Chevening Scholar Mikhail McLeod (left) posed with Courtney Hamilton, director of enterprise business at HUAWEI Jamaica.
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Sharply dressed in black and white, Chevening Scholar Mikhail McLeod (left) posed with Courtney Hamilton, director of enterprise business at HUAWEI Jamaica.
We captured fellow Chevening scholars and doctors, Laura-Lee Lynch (left) and Samantha C. Johnson.
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We captured fellow Chevening scholars and doctors, Laura-Lee Lynch (left) and Samantha C. Johnson.
Chevening Scholar Natasha Burnett is radiant in red as she displays her certificate and smiles for the camera with Newton Harris, advisor, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade and Simone Absalom-Gayle.
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Chevening Scholar Natasha Burnett is radiant in red as she displays her certificate and smiles for the camera with Newton Harris, advisor, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade and Simone Absalom-Gayle.
Olivia Shaw-Lovell (left), Chevening scholar, and guest Sara-Lou Morgan-Walker, give us their best smiles.
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Olivia Shaw-Lovell (left), Chevening scholar, and guest Sara-Lou Morgan-Walker, give us their best smiles.
Senator Kamina Johnson Smith (second left), minister of foreign affairs and foreign trade; Judith Slater (second right), British high commissioner to Jamaica and their husbands, Jason Smith (left) and Philip De Waal.
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Senator Kamina Johnson Smith (second left), minister of foreign affairs and foreign trade; Judith Slater (second right), British high commissioner to Jamaica and their husbands, Jason Smith (left) and Philip De Waal.
From left: Gabrielle Warren, mother of this year’s Chevening Scholar Raymond Warren; guest Paula-Sue Ferguson and Chevening Scholar Brenton Williams.
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From left: Gabrielle Warren, mother of this year’s Chevening Scholar Raymond Warren; guest Paula-Sue Ferguson and Chevening Scholar Brenton Williams.
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The British High Commission in Kingston on Thursday, under the patronage of British High Commissioner Judith Slater, hosted the new cohort of 14 Chevening Scholars at the Windrush Gardens on the grounds of the Trafalgar Road property. It was a fun affair as recipients and their guests got to know each other and attentive well-wishers ahead of this exciting scholastic adventure. Something Extra has the highlights.