LETTER OF THE DAY: Grant-funding vital in crime fighting
The Editor, Sir: The high level of crime and violence in Jamaica has forced the Government to look to developed countries across the globe for solutions. We have adopted their models of policing, such as community policing and problem-oriented policing...
No to JFLAG intimidation
The Editor, Sir: I do not condone violence of any kind. However, I must comment on the letter 'Govt urged to support JFLAG', published on Thursday. Jamaica isn't Canada, neither England nor the USA. We wish to differ from all European practices of morality.
So the children will not cry
The Editor, Sir: I am an American and I truly love and understand Bob's message to his people in his music. We are starting a non-profit organisation for the children of Jamaica. His song about Trench Town inspired me as he said, "Don't let the children cry. ...
Trapped by inertia on energy
The Editor, Sir: Recently, the Government has finally decided to go with LNG for the productive sector and I applaud the effort. The question to be asked at this juncture, however, is what about a policy to make individuals and communities empowered by giving them incentives ...
Genetic research rapped
The Editor, Sir: I wish to express my disappointment with English researchers at Newcastle University who recently reported that they have created human embryos carrying genetic material from three different parents.Genetic science has great potential...
Marley as cultural epitome
The Editor, Sir: In what would have been the 63rd birthday of Bob Marley, we pause to recognise this great man. Undoubtedly, the world recognises his greatness and, among all things, he is loved as a true artiste, teacher and an epitome of Jamaica's creativity. ...
Claverty Cottage needs help!
The Editor, Sir: This is the second time in the last five years that I am writing a letter regarding the deplorable, atrocious, very dangerous conditions of the road in Claverty Cottage, Portland. Claverty Cottage is a place I call home I have lived abroad for over 20 years now....
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