Francois St. Juste is living his dream
If I told you that he graduated from the University of the West Indies with a degree in physics you probably wouldn't believe me. Perhaps you wouldn't, because for the last 20 years he has pretty much grown to become an icon in Jamaica's bourgeoning electronic media landscape. His name is Francois St. Juste and no doubt you've heard him on the radio proclaiming his signature, "Goooooood mooooorning Jaaaaamaicaaaaaaa!"

What would possess this natural science major to enter radio land and remain there for 20 years with a view of spending another 20? This is clearly a question that begs an answer and spawns other questions. What was his early childhood like? What are the things that drive him to succeed? What really motivates him to get out of bed to face the world every day? Buzzz Magazine sat down with him to find out just that.

"Music is the thing that ultimately brought me to radio," the smooth disc jock and station manager of FAME FM replied immediately with a look of deep satisfaction as he rocks back into one of those big leather 'managers' chair.

"I started in my teens," he continued, "collecting and developing a love for mixing music. I owned a disco while on campus and I had this dream of being a guest on the Hol Plummer Show. My love for music, I think, began with my parents, who themselves collected music that they would play on Sundays. After high school (Wolmer's Boys) I stopped spending money on sports. I was saving up and literally spending all my money on 45s and LPs. Even when I wasn't buying music directly, I was buying something that was related to music - it was music and things to do with music."

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Tshani Jaja - Confident, spiritual and beautiful
Her tone exudes confidence; her smile reflects an unpretentious air and gives insight into the soul of a highly motivated and devoted individual. She is a multi-faceted assortment of personalities, a self-professed 'balance of extremities'.

She walks with confidence and endears even the most distant of strangers with her enchanting persona. Like her employers, she attracts not by force but rather by quality. Always reinventing and never conforming, this diminutive beauty stands tall in any crowd.

When Tshani Jaja, the face behind the media machinery of the Caribbean's largest mobile service provider Digicel, was asked to describe herself, the mild mannered Ardenne High and University of Technology (UTECH) past student offered a straight-up answer.

"I think it's from one extreme to the next with me. There are no grey areas where I am concerned." In a mere ten minutes, every strain of doubt concerning the veracity of this description was removed.

Tshani represents the ideals of the modern woman: sophistication, corporate focus and independence without compromising the more 'traditional' characteristics such as loyalty, devotion, amiability and a heightened sense of appreciation for family and love. She is hard working, pro-family and extremely spiritual.

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