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Published:Tuesday | October 17, 2023 | 3:20 PM
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There was nothing drab about Dr Jheanelle Foster’s olive one-shoulder asymmetric body-con dress.
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There was nothing drab about Dr Jheanelle Foster’s olive one-shoulder asymmetric body-con dress.
Top-handle purse in hand, Dr Kimberley Foster pairs the cute accessory with a black jumpsuit.
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Top-handle purse in hand, Dr Kimberley Foster pairs the cute accessory with a black jumpsuit.
Newly invested into the Order of Distinction, Wayne Mitchell, more popularly known as Wayne Marshall, is flanked by son, Giomar Mitchell (left) and his lovely wife Tami Chin Mitchell.
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Newly invested into the Order of Distinction, Wayne Mitchell, more popularly known as Wayne Marshall, is flanked by son, Giomar Mitchell (left) and his lovely wife Tami Chin Mitchell.
Right: Orville Shaw’s blue-grey suit, with steely blue accents, is the ideal colour palette. Shaw received the Badge of Honour for meritorious service as an air traffic controller and special projects officer at the Jamaica Civil Aviation Authority.
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Right: Orville Shaw’s blue-grey suit, with steely blue accents, is the ideal colour palette. Shaw received the Badge of Honour for meritorious service as an air traffic controller and special projects officer at the Jamaica Civil Aviation Authority.
Regal in white, maestro of reggae, saxophonist Dean Fraser (left), congratulates Tarrus Riley, who was invested into the Order of Distinction.
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Regal in white, maestro of reggae, saxophonist Dean Fraser (left), congratulates Tarrus Riley, who was invested into the Order of Distinction.
Dorienne Rowan-Campbell, who was inducted into the Order of Distinction in the rank of Officer for her service in the fields of gender equity and organic farming in Jamaica, the Caribbean and British Commonwealth, put on a dainty display in a teal cape sle
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Professor Alison Nicholson was inducted into the Order of Distinction in the rank of Officer for her service in the field of medical microbiology and infection prevention and control at at The University of the West Indies and the University Hospital of the West Indies.
Gospel artiste Kevin Downswell (left) poses with Olivia Grange, minister of culture, gender, entertainment and sport.
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Gospel artiste Kevin Downswell (left) poses with Olivia Grange, minister of culture, gender, entertainment and sport.
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Kamina Johnson Smith picked a floral number in the colours of Jamaica’s national flag by RM Couture by Rosemarie Malcolm.
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Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Kamina Johnson Smith picked a floral number in the colours of Jamaica’s national flag by RM Couture by Rosemarie Malcolm.
Host Stacy-Ann Smith, chief executive officer of Danrank Productions, was perfectly pulled together in a print dress, wide belt and strappy sandals.
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Host Stacy-Ann Smith, chief executive officer of Danrank Productions, was perfectly pulled together in a print dress, wide belt and strappy sandals.
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Outstanding Jamaicans were bestowed with formal recognition for service to Jamaica on National Heroes Day at the annual Ceremony of Investiture and Presentation of National Honours and Awards on Monday. Members of government, the diplomatic corps, honourees, family, and well-wishers filled the lawns of King’s House in fine style for the grand affair. Something Extra has the social highlights.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Professor Alison Nicholson, who was inducted into the Order of Distinction in the rank of Officer for her service in the field of medical microbiology and infection prevention and control, was incorrectly captioned as Dorienne Rowan-Campbell. We regret the error.