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St Elizabeth natives Tiana (left) and Tirena Newsome were twinning down to their denim looks.
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St Elizabeth natives Tiana (left) and Tirena Newsome were twinning down to their denim looks.
Media professional Nakecia Brown came out on a mission and dressed appropriately in her camouflage pants.
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Media professional Nakecia Brown came out on a mission and dressed appropriately in her camouflage pants.
From left: Karen Daley, who works as a project tech lead; Samantha Charles, CEO of the VM Foundation; and Dr Donna-Michelle Powe, director for the Department of Corrections Medical Services Unit, made a promise to support the weekly Reggae Month events and
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From left: Karen Daley, who works as a project tech lead; Samantha Charles, CEO of the VM Foundation; and Dr Donna-Michelle Powe, director for the Department of Corrections Medical Services Unit, made a promise to support the weekly Reggae Month events and did just that at Yaksta’s ‘22’ album launch party last Tuesday.
Sabrina Webster, manager of the Porridge Shoppe, paired wedges with a romper.
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Sabrina Webster, manager of the Porridge Shoppe, paired wedges with a romper.
This Fashion Nova black fringe dress and boots worn by Anna Thompson, a cousin to recording artiste Monifa, did all the talking as she stepped into Festival Market Place on the waterfront in downtown Kingston.
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This Fashion Nova black fringe dress and boots worn by Anna Thompson, a cousin to recording artiste Monifa, did all the talking as she stepped into Festival Market Place on the waterfront in downtown Kingston.
State Minister in the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport Alando Terrelonge gives the star of the night, Yaksta, more encouraging words backstage.
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State Minister in the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport Alando Terrelonge gives the star of the night, Yaksta, more encouraging words backstage.
From left: Ricardo ‘Bibi’ Gardner, Brisco Bal and Ian ‘Pepe’ Goodison represented for the A-Team Lifestyle family.
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From left: Ricardo ‘Bibi’ Gardner, Brisco Bal and Ian ‘Pepe’ Goodison represented for the A-Team Lifestyle family.
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Yaksta welcomed reggae and dancehall lovers on Tuesday to a free performance at the Festival Market Place, the official venue for Reggae Month activities in downtown Kingston. The event doubled as the launch of his debut album 22 and saw Yaksta give his very all to the audience which included fans, well-wishers, members of the reggae-dancehall fraternity and local government, the media and corporate Jamaica. See who we spotted in today’s Something Extra.