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Published:Monday | October 15, 2018 | 12:00 AM
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Courtleigh Group Director of Marketing and Sales, Nicola Madden-Greig, spending some time with acting South African High Commissioner, Tyrone Gunnie and his children.
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South African High Commission Consular Officer, Sibongile Khumalo, was happy to show off her South African themed outfit.
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Shorna-Kay Richards (second from right), director of bilateral relations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, along with other Foreign Services Officers from the Ministry.
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South African High Commission political secretary, Terry Harrison, was out to make a fashion statement.
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These South African friends were delighted to mingle, drink and bask in their culture.
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From left: Peter Mark Chin, deputy executive chairman of LASCO Affiliated Companies; Jerry Benzwick, president of the Jamaica Rugby Football Union; Lascelles Chin, founder and executive chairman of LASCO Affiliated Companies; Nicole Grant-Brown, president, of Jamaica Amateur Gymnastics Association; Table Tennis athlete, Simon Tomlinson; and Ryan Foster, CEO of Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA), mark the occasion with a quick photo op during the press briefing announcing a $28m nutrition partnership between LASCO and the JOA at Courtleigh Hotel, recently.
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Team Salada (From second left) Marvin Kerr, marketing coordinator; Tamii Brown, commercial and corporate affairs manager; Marlon Blenman, IT manager; and Janice James, sales representative, welcomes their extended family members, breast cancer survivors Icilda Porter (left) and Eulalee Callum (right), to the inaugural Pink Dash at Emancipation Park, recently.
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From Jerk Meets Braai to the Pink Dash and the press briefing announcing a $28m nutrition partnership between LASCO and the JOA, there was a grand blend of fashion statements at these recent events, and Something Extra brings you the highlights.