THE EDITOR, Sir: Today (January 10) I read a publication called Rude Bwoy Wayne by Norman F. Cooper. I appreciate and applaud the message and the way he chose to put it across to young people across Jamaica. I haven't seen Hot Girl Mackeisha...
THE EDITOR, Sir:WITH RESPECT to the article 'Cut Shaw Cut' by The Gavel with the sub-title 'Commissioners bleeding taxpayers' appearing in The Gleaner of Monday, January 10, I am compelled to reply as follows...
THE EDITOR, Sir:WHEN I read Mr Kevin Sangster's letter in Tuesday's Gleaner, I couldn't help but wonder if it shouldn't have been written in a United States (US) newspaper and been about Jamaica's recent bloodbath in Tivoli Gardens...
THE EDITOR, Sir:An open letter to the prime minister:An article published in The Gleaner on Monday, January 10, titled 'Golding not satisfied', featured a quote from you expressing that: "Jamaica doesn't have enough attractions to excite visitors." But...
THE EDITOR, Sir:How long will the Jamaican masses continue to allow government officials to treat our fellow citizens as if they are garbage, all in attempts to garner the almighty US dollar? The article titled 'Ministry to forcibly remove squatters...
THE EDITOR, Sir:I believe that as a major player in the tourism industry, Jamaica's strengths need to be fortified and enhanced.As a Jamerican spa consultant who just completed her 33rd visit to the island, I find that Jamaicans, overall, have an...
THE EDITOR, Sir: I support G2K President Delano Seiveright's position as it regards the Sunday Gleaner piece titled 'Malice towards none? Rethinking civil service appointments'.
THE EDITOR, Sir:Mr Hunter of the National Water Commission made a solid point - we are too occupied with surface storage of Kingston's water when underground storage in aquifers works just fine.
THE EDITOR, Sir:The debate of how the civil service should function worldwide, in the face of a change of government, is one that has been going on for decades.
THE EDITOR, Sir: While I do not agree with the idea of replacing the Tower Street Adult Correctional Centre with a university as part of a broader revitalisation plan for the commercial district of downtown Kingston...
THE EDITOR, Sir:From the passenger seat, it is clear that the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) is working assiduously towards achieving its mission of providing a 'customer-oriented, safe, reliable, modern and cost-effective transportation service'.
THE EDITOR, Sir: The recent assassination attempt that left Democratic Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords in critical condition and killed six other people, including a federal judge, should serve as a wake-up call for us here in Jamaica....
THE EDITOR, Sir: I read The Gleaner's editorial of January 5 with great interest.The editorial made the case for coal for electricity generation in terms of the economics of energy raw materials.
THE EDITOR, Sir:Skin bleaching has been described my many commentators as a form of mental slavery.Mental slavery is any self-limiting belief an individual has which leads to a lack of or low self-esteem...
THE EDITOR, Sir:While The Gleaner's argument about the relative cost of coal versus LNG as a source of energy for Jamaica has merit, I feel that you have not given sufficient weight to a number of other factors...
THE EDITOR, Sir: Whenever Mr Gassan Azan speaks, he tries to tell the Govern-ment what to do.What has happened to the capitalistic creed of identifying opportunities and using creative ideas to become even more wealthy?
THE EDITOR, Sir: In reviewing a recent statement for a US dollar-denominated credit card used for company purchases, I saw an unexplained 'finance charge' of US$327.92, or almost J$30,000.Believing that the previous statement...
THE EDITOR, Sir: In response to the letter 'Dams needed', published Friday, January 7, I would urge this letter writer and the country, in general, to genuinely consider first what dams are and what they do.
THE EDITOR, Sir: After reading the Letter of the Day in the January 7 edition of The Gleaner, I was reminded of the Muslim psychiatrist who went on a killing rampage in the US not long ago...
THE EDITOR, Sir: The National Works Agency (NWA) notes, with concern, the editorial in The Gleaner of Thursday, January 6, titled 'A Palisadoes monument?'The Palisadoes peninsula blocks Caribbean swells and waves from entering the harbour in full force.
Esther Tyson's article on the National Education Inspectorate report makes interesting reading but also raises a number of as yet unanswered questions.
My family and I recently spent two weeks in Jamaica. Anyone who has been to Portland knows how beautiful it is. Our disappointment came when we drove into Port Antonio, we found the town to be smelly and dirty and you could not walk in the town because of the congestion.
