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  • OUR calls on academia to find climate resilience utility solutions

    Director General of the Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) Ansord Hewitt is calling on the country's academic institutions to help find climate resilience utility solutions.

    Mr. Hewitt was speaking at the OUR's 12th Annual Director-General’s Stakeholders’ Engagement at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in Kingston on Thursday.

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  • KFTL to extend operating hours following fire to maintain customer service

    Kingston Freeport Terminal Limited (KFTL) says it will extend operating hours to recover lost time and maintain service commitments to customers following a fire at the terminal earlier today.

    KFTL’s Corporate Communications Manager, Trudy Belnavis, confirmed that the incident involved a straddle carrier operating in the space.

    The post KFTL to extend operating hours following fire to maintain customer service appeared first on IRIE FM.

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  • Skippa fires back at Sumfest CEO

    Dancehall deejay Skippa is responding to comments made by Reggae Sumfest CEO Josef Bogdanovich during a recent interview with Anthony Miller.

    The post Skippa fires back at Sumfest CEO appeared first on IRIE FM.

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  • Shaggy’s viral shirt was picked by his stylist

    After the social media buzz over Shaggy’s semi-sheer pink floral shirt, talk show host Sherri Shepherd shared behind-the-scenes footage capturing the artiste revealing that the now viral, controversial lookwas chosen by his stylist.

    The post Shaggy’s viral shirt was picked by his stylist appeared first on IRIE FM.

    2 min
  • JABBEM concerned about “qualified rights” in new Beach Access Policy, warns of limited public access

    The long-promised policy was tabled in parliament last Thursday by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness.

    He noted that beach access has been a contentious issue in Jamaica for decades adding that previous legislation did not adequately address beach access issues.

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    1 min
  • PM Holness says work has started on US$81 million Port Antonio Bypass

    The US$81 million bypass will comprise an 18 kilometre corridor to be delivered in two phases. The first phase spanning norwich to Turtle Crawl Harbour, in Portland will feature 7 kilometres of fourlane roadway, new bridges, and upgraded drainage infrastructure.

    The post PM Holness says work has started on US$81 million Port Antonio Bypass appeared first on IRIE FM.

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  • US-based company builds 8 homes for Hurricane Melissa victims in Westmoreland

    Eight new homes were recently built in hurricane ravaged Westmoreland by United States based company, Bartalozzi Homes.

    Owner of the entity, Dirk Bartalozzi led a team of volunteer carpenters from Wisconsin in the US to Jamaica to build new wooden homes for Hurricane Melissa victims who are employees of Couples Resorts.

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    1 min