A diet for Gov't
THE EDITOR, Sir: Regarding your editorial, "Need For A Vision," you do 'hit the nail on the head' in terms of how the Government is structured.
Benefits from exporting Jamaican talent
THE EDITOR, Sir: Mr. Delroy Chuck's article appearing in The Gleaner (Jan 28) regarding the export of human capital raised some interesting points on one of the most difficult challenges facing Jamaica today.
The crime of noise
THE EDITOR, Sir: I read in today's Gleaner yet another letter from a citizen regarding his peace being disturbed and his rights abused because of someone who does not care and gets away with it.
Hope for 2003
THE EDITOR, Sir: The armistice that we have been experiencing recently, through the instrumentality of the Minister of Security and the Security Forces (even if temporary) gave me optimism for the year 2003.
Renaming the brand
THE EDITOR, Sir: Despite being rated as the number one destination of choice for vacation, word from the movers and shakers within the sector is that the country, and inevitably our tourism product...
The state of our nation's roads
THE EDITOR, Sir: On visiting Jamaica recently I was appalled at the state of our nation's roads, to be more specific, the roads leading in and out of Montego Bay.
'Lower your fares, Air J'
THE EDITOR, Sir, I am writing about the sky high prices that Air Jamaica is once again charging for the flight from Fort Lauderdale Florida to Kingston. When I called the airline this past Monday, I was quoted a fare of US$513.
'Proud to say I am a Jamaican'
THE EDITOR, Sir: I am adding to the letter from Prof. Hewan. As a Jamaican living in the United States, I too also find it frustrating having to be confronted by co-workers and clients asking if it's safe to go to Jamaica.
Please explain, Mr. Espeut
THE EDITOR, Sir: If Peter Espeut correctly reflects the views of the Catholic church in his column of January 29, how then can he explain the following...
Reasons for war on Iraq
THE EDITOR, Sir: There are reasons why Iraq should not be attacked, and reasons why it should. Iraq should not be attacked just because Saddam Hussein is a tyrannical megalomaniac, or because he indiscreetly tortures, and murders opponents.
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