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From left: Oliver Coughlan, Digicel Group CEO; Harry Smith, Digicel Jamaica Chairman; Rev Dr Al Miller; Dary Vaz, minister of science, energy and technology; Hugh Graham, Opposition MP; and Digicel Jamaica CEO Jabbor Kayumov at the Digicel Jamaica 20th Ann
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From left: Oliver Coughlan, Digicel Group CEO; Harry Smith, Digicel Jamaica Chairman; Rev Dr Al Miller; Dary Vaz, minister of science, energy and technology; Hugh Graham, Opposition MP; and Digicel Jamaica CEO Jabbor Kayumov at the Digicel Jamaica 20th Anniversary Thanksgiving Church Service at Fellowship Tabernacle on Fairfield Avenue last Sunday.
Nasha-Monique Douglas, chief marketing officer, Digicel Jamaica, steps out at the Digicel Jamaica 20th Anniversary Thanksgiving Church Service.
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Nasha-Monique Douglas, chief marketing officer, Digicel Jamaica, steps out at the Digicel Jamaica 20th Anniversary Thanksgiving Church Service.
Digicel Jamaica CEO Jabbor Kayumo chats with international Paralympian Alphanso Cunningham.
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Digicel Jamaica CEO Jabbor Kayumo chats with international Paralympian Alphanso Cunningham.
Nickeisha Barnes, 2006 Digicel Rising Stars second runner-up, performs at the service.
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Nickeisha Barnes, 2006 Digicel Rising Stars second runner-up, performs at the service.
A masked Charmaine Daniels, CEO of Digicel Foundation, is picture-perfect at last Sunday’s thanksgiving service.
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A masked Charmaine Daniels, CEO of Digicel Foundation, is picture-perfect at last Sunday’s thanksgiving service.
Digicel Jamaica CEO, (left) Jabbor Kayumo makes a presentation to Rev Dr Al Miller.
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Digicel Jamaica CEO, (left) Jabbor Kayumo makes a presentation to Rev Dr Al Miller.
An elegant Heather Moyston, administrative manager, Digicel Group CEO’s office, makes a fashion statement at the Digicel Jamaica 20th Anniversary Thanksgiving Church Service last Sunday.
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An elegant Heather Moyston, administrative manager, Digicel Group CEO’s office, makes a fashion statement at the Digicel Jamaica 20th Anniversary Thanksgiving Church Service last Sunday.
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Digicel is having an entire year chockful of celebratory activities as the telecoms giant marks its 20th anniversary in the Jamaican market. The company hosted a thanksgiving service at the Fellowship Tabernacle in Kingston last Sunday, which was attended by Minister of Science, Energy and Technology Daryl Vaz; Opposition Spokesman on Science, Commerce and Technology Hugh Graham; and members of the Digicel family. Reverend Dr Al Miller, speaking during the service, urged Digicel to keep Jamaica connected. Here are some of the highlights.