Something Extra | Friday
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Sandra Christie Brown, a Jamaican-born philanthropist living in Florida, proudly represents in the Jamaican colours for the Labour Day Praise and Worship Concert.
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Jacqueline Knight Campbell (left), CEO of Top Klass Events & Marketing Global, dances to the sounds of gospel music, while Colleen Lowe, clerk to the Houses of Parliament, poses for our lens.
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Denim is always in, and Allison Dexter, group promotions manager at the Cari-Med Group, elevates a pair of capris with a one-shoulder top.
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Gospel artiste Shepherd pairs up with Ava Bigby-Edmond, investment manager at Barita Investments Limited, for a quick photo.
Emancipation Park came alive for the National Labour Day Praise and Worship Concert on Monday, where many gathered for an evening of uplifting gospel music under the theme ‘One People, One Purpose: In All Things Jamaica Wins’. The Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport and the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission hosted the annual event, featuring performances from Jabez, Lubert Levy, Prodigal Son, Johnmark Wiggan, Sebastian Braham, Julene Minto, Raheim Betty and Donielle Anderson. Something Extra has a second dose of social highlights.