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Monday, February 17, 2025

Reggae Month celebrations continued at the French Embassy, which hosted the third annual Jam In France concert, presented by French reggae artiste David Cairol & Friends on Thursday, February 13. The night, a collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, featured the electrifying sounds of local and international artistes such as Bongo Herman, Mo’ Kalamity, Yaniss Odua, and Micah Shemaiah. Headlining the affair was legendary artiste Yellowman, who wowed the gathering with his impressive catalogue of hits. It was a night when the culture was on full display, cementing the diplomatic friendship between France and Jamaica.

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Serving Looks Member of Parliament for St Ann South Eastern Lisa Hanna was certaintly ready to groove to the reggae beat.Garfield Robinson

Date Night Ready to celebrate the culture were president of the Senate Tom Tavares-Finson and his wife Rose.Garfield Robinson

Leading The Beat Spotted at the concert with a case of reggae fever was D.ONE CEO Daiana Simenel.Garfield Robinson

Cultural Exchange Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport Olivia Grange spent some tmw with French Ambassador Olivier Guyonvarch (left) and outgoing Mexican Ambassador Juan Gonzalez Mijares. Garfield Robinson

Catching The Vibes German Ambassador to Jamaica Jan Hendrik Van Thiel and his wife Marina Siniavskaia were inspired by the reggae rhythms.Garfield Robinson

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Out On The Town Savouring the atmosphere were Alliance Français board member Rosemarie Voordouw and her husband, consultant Jan Voordouw.Garfield Robinsonn

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