This year’s Foreday Morning Jam is expected to be bigger than ever, and here David Foster, managing director of Roberts Manufacturing Company Ltd., presents Dr Donna Hunte-Cox, CEO of the National Cultural Foundation, with a sponsorship cheque for the event, which is slated for the wee hours of Saturday morning. Looking on (from left) are Michael Clarke, Natasha Lashley, Brian Worrell, Marc Massiah, Ashanti Trotman and Lloyda Springer.
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