Letter of the day - On pursuing justice and curbing crime
THE EDITOR, Sir: IF ANYTHING positive can be said about the growing crime rate, i.e. 'murder rate', it is that there now seems to be a genuine concern amongst the powers that be that this situation is indeed getting out of hand.
Gov't should resign
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE GOVERNMENT of the day must govern the country for the good of one and all and remove itself from office if it finds it impossible to do so, and not hold on to power for mere self-aggrandisement.
'They deserve the death penalty'
THE EDITOR, Sir: KINDLY ALLOW me to bring the attention of the Prime Minister, and every citizen of my beloved country, Jamaica, a matter which is of great concern at this time.
Migration policy needed
THE EDITOR, Sir: JAMAICA NEEDS to formulate and implement a national migration policy as a matter of utmost urgency. This is long overdue and we might even be closing the gate after the horse has escaped but something must be done now as the...
This matter of 'colonialism'
THE EDITOR, Sir: ON A recent morning Radio Talk Show, (December 18, 2001) a Government Cabinet Minister said that "the legacy of colonialism" was partly to blame for the bad road conditions existing in many parts of Jamaica.
Gay rights and hypocrisy
THE EDITOR, Sir: CONTRARY TO what most people in Jamaica believe, the issue of gay rights is not about what is right and what is wrong; it is basically about the fundamental human right of consenting adults to engage in homosexual acts in privacy.
Plaudits for bus crew
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WISH to express my satisfaction with the JUTC Premium Express Service (Cross Roads to Spanish Town). The bus crew is extremely courteous and professional.
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