Lifestyle September 28 2026

Something Extra | Monday

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  • Brithney Clarke, Digicel Jamaica marketing business lead and public relations manager, embraces the brand’s signature red, matching her trousers with a black vest. Brithney Clarke, Digicel Jamaica marketing business lead and public relations manager, embraces the brand’s signature red, matching her trousers with a black vest. Photo - Contributed
  • Brithney Clarke, Digicel Jamaica marketing business lead and public relations manager, embraces the brand’s signature red, matching her trousers with a black vest. Brithney Clarke, Digicel Jamaica marketing business lead and public relations manager, embraces the brand’s signature red, matching her trousers with a black vest. Photo - Contributed
  • Fedora Bailey, senior manager of direct sales at Digicel, pairs a denim dress with a white button-down, pearls and patterned pumps.
Fedora Bailey, senior manager of direct sales at Digicel, pairs a denim dress with a white button-down, pearls and patterned pumps. Photo - Contributed
  • Media personality and host of the evening, Talia Soares Brown, keeps the energy high in black and silver. Media personality and host of the evening, Talia Soares Brown, keeps the energy high in black and silver. Photo - Contributed
  • Recording artiste Busy Signal (left), fresh off the release of his new EP, ‘Songs From My TapeDeck’, and his role as a talent in the Tun Up Fi 25 campaign, shares the lens with Kristalle Chin, general manager, consumer – mobile and Digicel+, at the c Recording artiste Busy Signal (left), fresh off the release of his new EP, ‘Songs From My TapeDeck’, and his role as a talent in the Tun Up Fi 25 campaign, shares the lens with Kristalle Chin, general manager, consumer – mobile and Digicel+, at the campaign’s finale celebration. Photo - Contributed
  • Reggae artiste Christopher Martin (left) and Senior Superintendent of Police Stephanie Lindsay pose for a photograph as they join in the celebrations. Reggae artiste Christopher Martin (left) and Senior Superintendent of Police Stephanie Lindsay pose for a photograph as they join in the celebrations. Photo - Contributed
  • Digicel Head of Marketing Nicholette McFarlane steps out in all black.
Digicel Head of Marketing Nicholette McFarlane steps out in all black. Photo - Contributed
  • Digicel Business Solutions General Manager Tashima Walker is all smiles in peep-toe pumps, a cosy sweater and trousers. Digicel Business Solutions General Manager Tashima Walker is all smiles in peep-toe pumps, a cosy sweater and trousers. Photo - Contributed

Digicel Jamaica marked the close of its Tun Up Fi 25 Summer Promotion with an evening celebration on the rooftop terrace of its downtown Kingston headquarters. The event, part of the company’s 25th anniversary festivities, brought together promotion winners, partners, media representatives, and special guests.

Hosted by Talia Soares-Brown, the evening featured music by Digicel ambassador ZJ Sparks and a performance from dancehall artiste Busy Signal, who also featured as a talent in the campaign. The celebration also saw the presentation of the promotion’s major prizes, including $1 million in cash, two MG HS Deluxe SUVs, and six staycation packages.