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Letters to the Editor
Just some advice, Mrs Holness
Dear Editor,I have been admiring Member of Parliament and wife of the prime minister, Juliet Holness, for some time now. But I must use this opportunity to give her some friendly advice. (I do not have personal access to her.) Read More
Report corrupt JPs!
Dear Editor,The Lay Magistrates Association of Jamaica (LMAJ) has viewed with concern recent statements made at a justice of the peace training session regarding the way some justices of the peace operate in the execution of their duties. Read More
Can we trust a Peter Phillips PNP to build Jamaica?
Dear Editor,Last week Prime Minister Andrew Holness broke ground for a housing development in Opposition Leader Peter Phillips's constituency. It would have passed many people by if there wasn't a certain level of irony to it. Read More
Holness at the forefront of climate change action
Dear Editor,If there is one thing I am clear about, it is the emphasis and passion being exhibited by the Prime Minister of Jamaica Andrew Holness as it relates to confronting the very urgent and intimidating matter of climate change. Read More
Legalising abortion won't end 'back alley' procedures
Dear Editor,I write in response to an online Jamaica Observer, article published on Tuesday, October 9, 2018 entitled 'Cuthbert-Flynn seeks repeal of abortion legislation'. Read More
How come, OUR?
Dear Editor,I heard that the Office of Utilities Regulation has granted an increase to the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) effective October 1, 2018. Why? How come? Read More
Mental effect of crime
Dear Editor, As we celebrate World Mental Health Day, I bring to the attention of the nation the psychological effect of crime.Although not everyone has a personal experience of crime, most of us, through vicarious exposure, have become victims. Read More
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