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Published:Tuesday | August 23, 2022 | 12:07 AM
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From left: Managing Director Development Bank of Jamaica, Anthony Shaw; Jamaica Promotions Corporation President, Diane Edwards; and Special Advisor to the Vice Chancellor, UWI, Minna Israel.
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From left: Managing Director Development Bank of Jamaica, Anthony Shaw; Jamaica Promotions Corporation President, Diane Edwards; and Special Advisor to the Vice Chancellor, UWI, Minna Israel.
left: Jacqueline Gayle (left) and Evadney Ramdial were chic and elegant in floor length dresses.
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left: Jacqueline Gayle (left) and Evadney Ramdial were chic and elegant in floor length dresses.
right: Lavern Reid (left), wife of Jamaica’s High Commissioner to Nigeria, Esmond Reid, and Claudine Allen, general manager of JN Foundation, both brought a touch of Africa.
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right: Lavern Reid (left), wife of Jamaica’s High Commissioner to Nigeria, Esmond Reid, and Claudine Allen, general manager of JN Foundation, both brought a touch of Africa.
It was certainly no coincidence that jazz and blues diva, Myrna Hague (left) and Carole Reid were marked present.
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It was certainly no coincidence that jazz and blues diva, Myrna Hague (left) and Carole Reid were marked present.
Head of Corporate Affairs, Red Stripe, Dianne Ashton Smith (right), is bold in blue as she shares lens with Ishmael Pryce.
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Head of Corporate Affairs, Red Stripe, Dianne Ashton Smith (right), is bold in blue as she shares lens with Ishmael Pryce.
From left: Donna Stephenson, Milton Samuda, Arlene Harrison-Henry and Christopher Samuda.
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From left: Donna Stephenson, Milton Samuda, Arlene Harrison-Henry and Christopher Samuda.
Elaine Matthews, finance manager, BH Paints Ltd, steps out in Bill Edwards.
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Elaine Matthews, finance manager, BH Paints Ltd, steps out in Bill Edwards.
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A Golden Gala Concert featuring Jamaica’s own world-renowned bass-baritone, Sir Willard White and his wife, mezzo-soprano Lady Sylvia Kevorkian-White, as well as the National Chorale of Jamaica, was an occasion guaranteed to bring out the charming and the beautiful. Patrons filed inside The University of West Indies Chapel last Sunday to enjoy a truly exciting evening of performances made possible by the National Chorale, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary, in collaboration with the Jamaica National Group. Something Extra shares the highlights.