Miss Universe Jamaica and Miss Supranational Jamaica Discuss Visionary Projects with Minister Grange

Kingston, Jamaica – Hon. Olivia “Babsy” Grange, Jamaica’s Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, recently hosted Miss Universe Jamaica, Rachael Silvera, and Miss Supranational Jamaica, Sara-Dee Palmer, for an engaging discussion about their ongoing projects and entrepreneurial ventures.

The meeting highlighted the impressive achievements of both titleholders. Rachael Silvera, an environmentalist, was enthusiastic about her new role as a board member of the National History Museum of Jamaica, a position extended by Minister Grange. This appointment aligns with Rachael’s passion for environmental preservation and her desire to contribute to Jamaica’s cultural and historical awareness.

Miss Universe Jamaica, Rachael Silvera, and Miss Supranational Jamaica, Sara-Dee Palmer, paid me a visit yesterday and I chatted with both of these outstanding young ladies about their projects and businesses, among other things. (1/3) pic.twitter.com/X6xyntQrXi

— Hon. Olivia “Babsy” Grange (@Babsy_grange) December 14, 2024

Sara-Dee Palmer, a successful businesswoman and accountant, shared insights about her thriving Airbnb business, which operates properties in Kingston and Ocho Rios. Her entrepreneurial acumen exemplifies how Jamaican women are balancing beauty with business expertise.

Minister Grange expressed her admiration for the young women’s accomplishments and reiterated the government’s commitment to supporting initiatives that inspire and uplift Jamaica’s youth.

This meeting underscores the importance of combining cultural representation with impactful work, making these beauty queens ambassadors for both their personal projects and Jamaica’s vibrant heritage.

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