Ky-Mani Marley and Miss Kitty are set to receive honors at a ceremony in Florida
Reggae artiste Ky-Mani Marley and media personality Khadine “Miss Kitty” Hylton-Wilkinson are set to receive honors at a Key To The Region ceremony. The accolade aims to shine a spotlight on Jamaicans who have been exceptional ambassadors for their country, on an international level.
The event will take place at the Marriott Fort Lauderdale North on June 7, and will be presided over by Tamarac City Commissioner, Marlon Bolton. In an interview with the South Florida Caribbean News (SFCN), Bolton elaborated that the award serves as a collective acknowledgment by several commissioners, hence it symbolizes a key to the region.
Ky-Mani Marley is been recognized for his contributions to the music world, through which he has amplified Jamaica’s profile. Along with his musical endeavors, his collaborations with globally respected artistes have earned him this recognition. Kymani has contributed to Jamaica’s recognition on the global stage not only through music but also in the film industry. He has consistently emphasized Jamaica as a positive place.
Attorney-at-Law Khadine “Miss Kitty” Hylton-Wilkinson’s influence extends beyond her roles as radio and television personality. She has also been lauded for her resilience as she has successfully completed a law degree, despite facing various adversities. Her life epitomizes triumph over adversity. She is a role model for women and young girls and she emulates the best of Jamaica.
Bolton who is Jamaican and the first black City Commissioner of Tamarac, emphasized that both Marley and Hylton-Wilkinson are quintessential examples of Jamaican excellence on the global stage.
Commissioner Bolton says, “This award presentation is an amalgamation of
keys given by several commissioners hence it’s a Key to the Region.”
He added, “ This award says to the recipients that we love you, we honor you
and because of your accomplishments, you are always welcome in the
region”.
Further details about the event will be continued to be shared as they emerge.