Letters

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22 Oct, 2025 0

Letter of the Day | Celebrate unsung heroes in cancer fight

THE EDITOR, Madam: As we observe Cancer Awareness Month, it is important to honour not only those bravely battling cancer but also the families, friends, and support groups who stand beside them each…
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22 Oct, 2025 0

Mr Brown’s ordeal a mirror held up to the cracks in justice system

THE EDITOR, Madam: Perhaps times have changed, and most police stations today are equipped with cameras so that ordeals like this no longer occur. This incident cannot simply be described as…
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22 Oct, 2025 0

The times they are a-changin

The Editor, MADAM: When US songwriter Bob Dylan wrote The Times They Are A-Changin in 1964, he must have had a peek into Jamaica 2025. Back when he penned those lyrics in the 1960s, little girls in…
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21 Oct, 2025 0

Letter of the Day | Preventing suicide through wellness education

THE EDITOR, Madam: Globally, suicide is the third leading cause of death among 15-29 year-olds, and approximately two per cent of children and 11 per cent of adolescents are severely depressed. Many…
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21 Oct, 2025 0

Consensus needed for constitutional reform

THE EDITOR, Madam: At the prime minister’s swearing-in, people were hopeful as they listened to his pledge to lead an “inclusive and consultative government”, and his commitment to working alongside…
21 Oct, 2025 0
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21 Oct, 2025 0

Greater effort to address needs of persons with disabilities, please

THE EDITOR, Madam: This is an open letter to Prime Minister of Jamaica, Dr Andrew Michael Holness I am writing to express my deep concern about the growing number of persons with disabilities and…
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20 Oct, 2025 0

Letter of the Day | Cancer survivors are real heroes

THE EDITOR, Madam: As Jamaica celebrated National Heroes Day on October 20, we paused to honour the great men and women whose courage and sacrifice shaped our nation’s destiny. Yet, even as we…
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20 Oct, 2025 0

Rethink discipline in schools

THE EDITOR, Madam: Recent debates surrounding student conduct particularly in relation to dress codes and hairstyles have reignited a familiar tension in schools. The swing in balance between…