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August 18, 2012

Ja has much to celebrate, says Sagicor

Sagicor Life Jamaica acknowledges the unwavering accomplishments of our outstanding athletes at the London 2012 Olympics — a feat symbolic of our strength as a people and global relevance.

Sagicor Life Jamaica pledges to continue to fulfil our mandate to support the future of Jamaica’s athletes through our sustained partnership with the Jamaica Teachers’ Association in staging the Sagicor/JTA National Athletic Championships.

The Sagicor/JTA National Athletic Championships event has unearth many of our nation’s outstanding Olympians and World Champions, namely Yohan Blake, Sherone Simpson, Veronica Campbell Brown and Dr The Honourable Usain Bolt, among others.

Congratulations Jamaica, your resilience is much to celebrate.

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