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Published:Monday | February 13, 2023 | 12:38 AM
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From left: Kish Grant, Alex Grant and FirstRock Group Senior HR and Operations Officer, Alicia Silvera Grant made it a family affair at the Sagicor Sigma 5K Run on Sunday.
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From left: Kish Grant, Alex Grant and FirstRock Group Senior HR and Operations Officer, Alicia Silvera Grant made it a family affair at the Sagicor Sigma 5K Run on Sunday.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness jubilantly crosses the Sigma Legacy Run finish line as he celebrates playing his part in raising funds for the University Hospital of the West Indies Pediatric Unit and the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts
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Prime Minister Andrew Holness jubilantly crosses the Sigma Legacy Run finish line as he celebrates playing his part in raising funds for the University Hospital of the West Indies Pediatric Unit and the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts.
Sigma Run 2023 Patron, Olympian Asafa Powell, greets one of over 21,000 registrants in this year’s Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run.
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Sigma Run 2023 Patron, Olympian Asafa Powell, greets one of over 21,000 registrants in this year’s Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run.
Olympian and World Champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce sounds the horn for runners to begin the Sagicor Sigma 25th Anniversary Legacy Run, which raised a record-breaking 91 million dollars for this year’s beneficiaries.
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Olympian and World Champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce sounds the horn for runners to begin the Sagicor Sigma 25th Anniversary Legacy Run, which raised a record-breaking 91 million dollars for this year’s beneficiaries.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness (centre) receives a commemorative photo plaque including the official Sigma Run finish line banner which was retired after 25 years from Christopher Zacca (right), President and CEO of Sagicor Group Jamaica. Sharing in the mom
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Prime Minister Andrew Holness (centre) receives a commemorative photo plaque including the official Sigma Run finish line banner which was retired after 25 years from Christopher Zacca (right), President and CEO of Sagicor Group Jamaica. Sharing in the moment is Sagicor Group Chairman, Peter Melhado.
An aerial view of the Sagicor Sigma 25th Legacy Run start line shows thousands of participants ready to run, walk and wheel for a cause on Knutsford Boulevard. Just across the start line is this year’s mural, which honours 2023 beneficiaries University H
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An aerial view of the Sagicor Sigma 25th Legacy Run start line shows thousands of participants ready to run, walk and wheel for a cause on Knutsford Boulevard. Just across the start line is this year’s mural, which honours 2023 beneficiaries University Hospital of the West Indies Pediatric Unit and the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts.
Digital Influencer Tonoya Wint is excited to be back on the road as Sagicor Sigma Run celebrates 25 years.
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Digital Influencer Tonoya Wint is excited to be back on the road as Sagicor Sigma Run celebrates 25 years.
Rose-Marie Moore-Grant from Supreme Ventures Limited celebrates as she crosses the finish line at the Sagicor Sigma 5K Run on Sunday.
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Rose-Marie Moore-Grant from Supreme Ventures Limited celebrates as she crosses the finish line at the Sagicor Sigma 5K Run on Sunday.
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The streets of New Kingston and Half-Way Tree became a sea of colour and cheer on Sunday morning as thousands of corporate teams, individual runners, wheelers, students, families and friends participated in the 25th staging of the Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run. From as early as 6 a.m. excited race participants could be seen warming up at the Knutsford Boulevard start line for the 5.5-kilometre road race, which returned in full force after being scaled down over the past two years. This year’s Run raised a record-breaking 91 million dollars for the beneficiaries — the Paediatric Unit of The University Hospital of the West Indies, and the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts. Something Extra has the highlights.