Letters

From left:  Jayden Seales, Alzarri Joseph and Shamar Joseph.
08 Sep, 2026 0

Letter of the Day | West Indies have found a gem in Shamar Joseph

THE EDITOR, Madam: West Indies has found a gem, one who could become the frontline fast bowler for West Indies for the next decade: Guyana’s Shamar Joseph. Joseph has many of the attributes we have…
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08 Sep, 2026 0

Inmates are running the asylum

THE EDITOR, Madam: Recently, I received an email outlining the criminal justice system in Singapore, with its enforcement of capital and corporal punishment and very strict drug laws. There were…
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08 Sep, 2026 0

Remembering Rev Venice Guntley-McKenzie

THE EDITOR, Madam: The death of Rev Venice Guntley-McKenzie closes a chapter in the history of women, the Anglican Church and Christian ministry. Guntley-McKenzie was a pioneer before the word became…
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07 Sep, 2026 0

Letter of the Day | Address safety risks on construction sites

THE EDITOR, Madam: In Jamaica, construction is now a familiar part of everyday life. Most of us have learned to work around these activities. We slow down when approaching roadworks, walk around…
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07 Sep, 2026 0

Address the chaos in downtown Kgn

THE EDITOR, Madam: I was recently walking the streets of downtown Kingston with a heavy frown. The streets surrounding Big Tree, Luke Lane and much of downtown are extremely crowded and, at times,…
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07 Sep, 2026 0

Look beyond teacher migration

THE EDITOR, Madam: The conversation about teacher migration may be missing an important part of the story. I recently participated in an orientation for new teachers and what struck me was how many of…
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07 Sep, 2026 0

Democratic socialism and the PNP

THE EDITOR, Madam: Lately, there have been discussions about democratic socialism in the public square. In 1974, the People’s National Party (PNP) declared itself a party committed to democratic…
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05 Sep, 2026 0

Letter of the Day | Why do banks treat people with impunity and disrespect?

THE EDITOR, Madam: I am writing to help the public understand what is happening in the banks in Jamaica. Customers and businesspeople are at the mercy of the banks, which treat them with impunity and…
 Police in Half-Way Tree, St Andrew.
05 Sep, 2026 0

Commendations for compassionate policing

THE EDITOR, Madam: Given the negative perception the Jamaica Constabulary Force has been receiving, I believe it is important to highlight two officers, Corporal Kenroy Young and Inspector Hewitt, who…