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16/09/2026

Tune in right now! Talia Powers is on air with Early Irie! Join us for the best reggae vibes, smooth energy, and uplifting tunes to set the perfect mood.

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16/09/2026

Digital Chris is live on Irie FM with The Juggling! 🎶💥 Tune in from 10 PM to 2 AM for non-stop vibes and the hottest tunes to keep your night lit! 🌙🔥

15/09/2026

Let the good vibes flow with Gary G on The Right Stuff , live now on the 107s of ! Tune in for the best music and fresh tracks to keep you moving. Lock in with and elevate your night!

15/09/2026

Time is everything. Don’t microwave your process. ⏳

In this inspiring conversation, DJ Sunshine sits down with Kevin Downswell for an honest and meaningful discussion about patience, purpose, personal growth and the importance of allowing life to unfold in its own time.

🎙️ INTERVIEW: DJ Sunshine with Kevin Downswell
🎥 WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW ON YOUTUBE:

Take a moment, listen, reflect and remember: trust the timing, trust the process and keep moving forward.

15/09/2026

Big A is live on air with The Jam! Get ready for an explosive mix of great vibes and classics, guaranteed to keep you moving. Tune in and feel the energy!

15/09/2026

🎙️ AUDIO CLIP: TYRECE JOHNSON

Hear Tyrece Johnson speak about his journey, his passion for art and the opportunity that opened up after his painting video captured attention online.

From painting at Belair High School to earning an opportunity to study at Edna Manley College, Tyrece’s story is one of talent, determination and resilience. 🎨🇯🇲

🎧 Listen to this clip from his interview with DJ Sunshine on The Wake Up Call.
DJ SUNSHINE
What would you say to Tyrece? 👇🏽

15/09/2026

Councillor for the Waterford Division in St. Catherine, Dr Fenley Douglas, is calling on the Government to increase the allocation for the school feeding programme.

He argued that the allocation is inadequate, amid rising food costs and the impact of the El Niño weather system on the agriculture sector.

Written By
Sugar Ray Thomas

15/09/2026

State Minister for Education Rhoda Moy Crawford said the tents donated by the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF), being used as classrooms at some hurricane-affected schools, are sufficiently ventilated.

Questions have been raised about the practicality of the tents as classrooms for the nation’s children.

Speaking at the ceremonial opening of schools at the Devon Primary and Infant School in Manchester yesterday, she said the tents are properly ventilated, but severe weather conditions must be considered.

Written By Marlene Freeman

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