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Published:Saturday | March 4, 2023 | 12:35 AM
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Professor Verene Shepherd cut quite the figure.
Ashley Anguin
Professor Verene Shepherd cut quite the figure.
From left: Rhona Morgan-Burchenson, head of legal and compliance, Nestlé Caribbean; Garfene Grandison, public relations manager, Nestlé Caribbean; Kahea Carrington, legal specialist, Nestlé Caribbean and Zhane Miller, legal specialist, Nestlé Caribbean
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From left: Rhona Morgan-Burchenson, head of legal and compliance, Nestlé Caribbean; Garfene Grandison, public relations manager, Nestlé Caribbean; Kahea Carrington, legal specialist, Nestlé Caribbean and Zhane Miller, legal specialist, Nestlé Caribbean.
Jaevion Nelson, consultant, UNAIDS, shares lens with Karen Lloyd, associate director, Equality For All Foundation.
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Jaevion Nelson, consultant, UNAIDS, shares lens with Karen Lloyd, associate director, Equality For All Foundation.
From left: Dr Marsha Smalling, principal, Glenmuir High School, shares lens with Sculptor Trishaunna Henry and Jean-Philippe Beyer, managing director, J. Wray & Nephew.
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From left: Dr Marsha Smalling, principal, Glenmuir High School, shares lens with Sculptor Trishaunna Henry and Jean-Philippe Beyer, managing director, J. Wray & Nephew.
Tanikie McClarthy, senior director, public affairs and sustainability and CEO of the JWN Foundation looked lovely in a printed maxi dress.
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Tanikie McClarthy, senior director, public affairs and sustainability and CEO of the JWN Foundation looked lovely in a printed maxi dress.
From left: David Morrison, senior blender, J. Wray & Nephew, shares lens with Senator Natalie Campbell Rodriquez and Richard Amenyah of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS).
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From left: David Morrison, senior blender, J. Wray & Nephew, shares lens with Senator Natalie Campbell Rodriquez and Richard Amenyah of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS).
Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange plays the drums with Edwin Peddie (centre) and Timani Foster.
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Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange plays the drums with Edwin Peddie (centre) and Timani Foster.
Our camera captured Joy Spence, master blender, Appleton Estate, with Lisa and Christopher Binns, owners of Stush in the Bush.
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Our camera captured Joy Spence, master blender, Appleton Estate, with Lisa and Christopher Binns, owners of Stush in the Bush.
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Professor Verene Shepherd used J. Wray and Nephew White Overproof Rum as a mark of respect to the spirits and Culture Minister Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange took on the role of a spiritual mother as they unveiled the enslaved people monument ‘Lest We Forget’ at the Joy Spence Appleton Estate Rum Experience in St Elizabeth. Monday was indeed a day of celebration, as the rum makers paid tribute to former enslaved people on the sugar plantation. Some 128 names made it on the Trishaunna Henry-designed monument, which will now form part of the iconic attraction. Something Extra brings you the highlights.