Prime Minister Bruce Golding is literally seeing red as he gets caught between two radiant Digicel princesses, Joy Clark (left) and Tricia K. Thompson, at the Montego Bay Chamber of Commerce and Industry luncheon on board the cruise ship Liberty of the Seas on Tuesday in St James. - Photo by Janet Silvera
Generation 2000 is all of nine years old and the group partied up a storm to celebrate.
Kamal Bankay greets Kim Bernard. - photos by Peta-Gaye Clachar/Staff Photographer
Wine with me. Wine glasses in hand (from left), Kathryn Phipps, Tanike McClarthy and Hui Ping Song chill out at the G2K reception.
Andrew Warwar, G2K's chairman of fund-raising, tickles the funny bone of Deveta McLaren (left), who does special projects at the Office of the Prime Minister. Sophia Phillipps, head of G2K's public relations group, looks on.
Dr Carol Carter (right), a Chicago-based Jamaican, is helping to bring the 2016 Olympics to President Obama's hometown. She was joined by her Chilean friend Claudia Lopez in extending best wishes to Stuart Owen Rankin, grandson of four-time 1936 Olympic gold medalist, Jesse Owens, during his recent departure from Chicago's International Airport, en route to deliver the city's bid book to the International Olympic Committee in Switzerland. Chicago, Tokyo, Rio de Janeiro and Madrid are the four candidate cities bidding to host the Summer Olympic Games in 2016. - Contributed