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Aldrick ‘Allie’ McNab, pro-chancellor, UTech, is flanked by two beauties, Karen Harriott (left) and Deon Silvera.
Nathaniel Stewart
Aldrick ‘Allie’ McNab, pro-chancellor, UTech, is flanked by two beauties, Karen Harriott (left) and Deon Silvera.
Following her recent win, Kimiela ‘Candy’ Isaacs (left) was all smiles, sharing a proud moment with her mother, Diana Morrison.
Nathaniel Stewart
Following her recent win, Kimiela ‘Candy’ Isaacs (left) was all smiles, sharing a proud moment with her mother, Diana Morrison.
Dr Kasan Troupe, permanent secretary in the Ministry of Education and Youth, caught our attention with a statement necklace.
Nathaniel Stewart
Dr Kasan Troupe, permanent secretary in the Ministry of Education and Youth, caught our attention with a statement necklace.
Repping in true black, green and gold fashion is one of this year’s finalist, Pepita Little.
Nathaniel Stewart
Repping in true black, green and gold fashion is one of this year’s finalist, Pepita Little.
Spragga Benz was spotted backstage showing his support for the culture.
Nathaniel Stewart
Spragga Benz was spotted backstage showing his support for the culture.
Tommy Cowan and his wife, Carlene Davis-Cowan, cosy up for a sweet photo.
Nathaniel Stewart
Tommy Cowan and his wife, Carlene Davis-Cowan, cosy up for a sweet photo.
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The JCDC Festival Song Competition Finals last Saturday featured a nail-biting finish at the Karl Hendrickson Auditorium, Jamaica College. The 10 finalists performed their songs one last time, anxiously awaiting the grand announcement. Kimiela ‘Candy’ Isaacs’ #One Jamaica took the top spot, followed by TrishMaq’s Jamaica is a Big Brand and Sister Novelette’s Fi Mi Island Home, which placed second and third, respectively. Here are the highlights.