Letters to the Editor

Enforcing traffic laws, not offering amnesty, the solution

Tuesday, July, 18 2017

Dear Editor,I am utterly disturbed that the House of Representatives, on July 11, passed the Road Traffic (Temporary Ticket Amnesty) Bill, which would see hundreds of motorists who are delinquent escaping the penalties. Read More

The length of a dress does not a lady make

Tuesday, July, 18 2017

Dear Editor,I have been following Earl Moxam's fascinating series Jamaica Reflections, aired on TVJ. Read More

Those police changes

Monday, July, 17 2017

Dear Editor,As was to be expected, another commissioner of police is shuffling the deck of his senior officers in an attempt to, as is always the case, achieve efficiencies. It has never worked in the past, and it will not work now. Read More

Thankful, Mr Prime Minister but…

Monday, July, 17 2017

Dear Editor,We should be thankful for the quick manner in which Prime Minister Andrew Holness has moved in dealing with the telephone/data scandal involving his colleague and the country's minister of finance, Audley Shaw. Read More

Shuffling police officers a cop out

Monday, July, 17 2017

Dear Editor, Read More

Police corruption is everywhere

Monday, July, 17 2017

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What a difference

Monday, July, 17 2017

Dear Editor, I have listened to the many excuses people come up with to justify Audley Shaw's massive cell-phone bill. Read More

EOJ ready for by-election in any constituency

Friday, July, 14 2017

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That excuse does not fly with me, Messrs Golding, Shaw

Friday, July, 14 2017

Dear Editor,Let me just ask a question because it seems like the people who run Jamaica do not have the necessary brain cells needed to figure things out. Read More

Talk may be cheap, but data isn't!

Friday, July, 14 2017

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OCG is losing credibility

Thursday, July, 13 2017

Dear Editor, Read More

Talk ain't cheap!

Thursday, July, 13 2017

Dear Editor,It is outrageous that the minister of finance, under the 'prosperity' Jamaica Labour Party-led Government, reportedly racked up a phone bill of $8 million within a one-year period. Read More