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29 Dec, 2025 0

Concerned about unqualified solar power professionals

THE EDITOR, Madam: In the wake of Hurricane Melissa and the ongoing challenges with our electricity supply, more people are turning to solar power. Unfortunately, the rapid growth of the solar…
Letters
27 Dec, 2025 0

Hybrid approach best suited for development

THE EDITOR, Madam: I am writing with reference to the letter ‘Many rivers to cross Jamaica’, published in The Gleaner on December 24. The phrase, many rivers to coss, was popularised by Jimmy Cliff…
27 Dec, 2025 0

Behind every cloud of adversity, there’s a silver lining

THE EDITOR, Madam: Hardship is often seen as evidence of failure and unworthiness – especially when others with equal chances seem more positive and self-fulfilled than you. It may result in…
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26 Dec, 2025 0

Letter of the Day | Listening is most urgent reform

THE EDITOR, Madam: Jamaica’s long-term stability and progress depend on whether policymakers remain connected to the people they serve. At this moment, the most urgent reform facing the country is…
Letters
26 Dec, 2025 0

Sensible legal reform for adolescent sexual justice

THE EDITOR, Madam: We join Jamaicans for Justice (JFJ) in calling on legislators to introduce a narrowly defined statutory close-in-age defence to Jamaica’s sexual offences framework. Such a reform…
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26 Dec, 2025 0

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24 Dec, 2025 0

Letter of the Day | Whose oil is it – Venezuela’s or US’s?

THE EDITOR, Madam: ‘Trump’s ‘oily’ reasoning is not entirely unreasonable, as it is ExxonMobil that added their technology to the raw material to create Venezuela’s wealth from oil in the finding and…
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24 Dec, 2025 0

Many Rivers to Cross Jamaica

THE EDITOR, Madam: The Jamaican governments do not wield the power people think it does. More than half of the expectations placed on it are beyond its control. The power lies with the two per cent…