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Philanthropist Cedella Marley (left), patron of the 2025 Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run and daughter of legendary reggae musicians Bob and Rita Marley, and Christopher Zacca, president and chief executive officer of Sagicor Group Jamaica Limited.
Matthew McKoy
Philanthropist Cedella Marley (left), patron of the 2025 Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run and daughter of legendary reggae musicians Bob and Rita Marley, and Christopher Zacca, president and chief executive officer of Sagicor Group Jamaica Limited.
Annmarie Finegan, third-place overall female champion at the 2025 Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run, was beyond proud of her placement.
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Annmarie Finegan, third-place overall female champion at the 2025 Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run, was beyond proud of her placement.
Olympian Rasheed Broadbell, one of the patrons of the 2025 event, was cool as a cucumber after the run/walk event.
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Olympian Rasheed Broadbell, one of the patrons of the 2025 event, was cool as a cucumber after the run/walk event.
The Bajan lady, part of the magic of this year’s run/walk event, Megan Edwards, corporate social responsibility officer, Sagicor Foundation, was comfortable in flared pants as she monitored the event’s awards proceedings.
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The Bajan lady, part of the magic of this year’s run/walk event, Megan Edwards, corporate social responsibility officer, Sagicor Foundation, was comfortable in flared pants as she monitored the event’s awards proceedings.
Opposition Leader Mark Golding did not miss out on the post-event backstage activities.
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Opposition Leader Mark Golding did not miss out on the post-event backstage activities.
Roxann Lewis, a contestant in the 2014 Miss Universe Jamaica contest, did not run or walk, but was on hand to distribute pamphlets inside Emancipation Park after the race ended.
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Roxann Lewis, a contestant in the 2014 Miss Universe Jamaica contest, did not run or walk, but was on hand to distribute pamphlets inside Emancipation Park after the race ended.
Ashane Gordon-Morrison (right), 2024 RJRGLEANER Sportswoman of the Year for bodybuilding, shares a moment with friend Monique James-Robinson before the 5K run/walk.
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Ashane Gordon-Morrison (right), 2024 RJRGLEANER Sportswoman of the Year for bodybuilding, shares a moment with friend Monique James-Robinson before the 5K run/walk.
Pearnel Charles Jr (left), minister of labour and social security, along with his wife, Eleasia Charles, after they completed their race.
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Pearnel Charles Jr (left), minister of labour and social security, along with his wife, Eleasia Charles, after they completed their race.
Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness (left) and Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton await the start of the 2025 Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run.
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Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness (left) and Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton await the start of the 2025 Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run.
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On Sunday, the streets of New Kingston and surrounding areas were filled with a new record of 30,477 registered participants for the 27th annual Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run event, with this year’s event raising funds to support critical improvements to the Kingston Public Hospital Intensive Care Unit, Sir John Golding Rehabilitation Centre and Father Ho Lung and Friends Foundation’s Bethlehem Home. Among the runners and walkers were Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness and 2025 patrons Cedella Marley and Olympian Rasheed Broadbell. Here are some highlights.