Jamaican Paralympian Rahjane Achieves Personal Best at Paris Paralympic Games

Paris, France — Jamaican athlete Rahjane made headlines today by achieving a personal best in the men’s long jump at the Paris Paralympic Games. The athlete’s outstanding performance drew the attention of the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, with the Honourable Olivia “Babsy” Grange publicly celebrating his success.

In a social media post shared at 5:52 PM, Minister Grange expressed her pride, stating, “Big Up! Rahjane for achieving a personal best in the men’s long jump at the Paris Paralympic Games.” Her praise was echoed by hundreds of Jamaicans who also congratulated Rahjane for his hard work and dedication.

Big Up! Rahjane for achieving a personal best in the men’s long jump at the Paris Paralympic Games. pic.twitter.com/xSdtTqJ0UL

— Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment & Sport (@MCGESJamaica) September 9, 2024

The Paralympic Games, one of the world’s largest sporting events for athletes with disabilities, saw fierce competition this year. Rahjane’s personal best is not only a testament to his talent but also a reflection of Jamaica’s growing presence in the international sporting community.

Jamaica continues to show its support for differently-abled athletes, with the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport working to increase opportunities and recognition for Paralympians. Rahjane’s success is an inspiring achievement for the nation and for athletes everywhere.

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