Category: Letters

It is my opinion that the Diaspora comprises many Jamaicans who have become very nationalistic as a consequence of their “new” socialization, global exposure, international Continue reading

I write in reference to the recent debate regarding the patois translation of the Bible, which I think would be a significant waste of time, Continue reading

The problem of crime in Jamaica has taken on a shape and form that juxtapose it very closely, if not head-on, to ‘the wall of Continue reading

The most striking and remarkable feature of human existence is its duality, a condition that was created, I suggest, millions of years ago when the Continue reading

Jamaican $20 coins. Dear Sir, Marcus Garvey, a Jamaican, was the first of many people of color to advocate the rights of all people, especially Continue reading

Dear Editor: I write in reference to the recent debate regarding the cause of the high murder and violent crime rate in Jamaica. The causes Continue reading

The Editor: I write in reference to the recent call by Jamaica’s Abortion Policy Review Advisory Group to repeal current laws prohibiting abortion in order Continue reading

Colonel Trevor Macmillan our new Minister of National Security is immediately faced with some of the most rapid murders of hapless citizens including a most Continue reading

The Constitution of Jamaica prohibits an individual who acknowledges allegiance to a foreign state from being a member of the House of Representatives. Mr. Vaz, Continue reading

On Monday 12th May, a cosmetologist was hunted and shot dead on a busy mall in Half-Way-Tree. The killer then made his escape on foot. Continue reading