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Letters to the Editor
Save our boys
Dear Editor,It is really time for us to rethink our ideas of gender within this country because, quite frankly, rape is rape. There are no ifs, buts or maybes about it. Read More
Build a dam!
Dear Editor,With the exploration of oil in and offshore Jamaica, the experts forecast that within the next three years we will know the future of oil. Read More
CCTV systems are not new in Jamaica
Dear Editor,The euphoria being expressed about the launch of a closed circuit television (CCTV) system in Jamaica, dubbed JamaicaEye, requires a dose of realism. Read More
Don't sabotage JamaicaEye with propaganda
Dear Editor,The deeper we look at Jamaica's national security landscape the more apparent it becomes that some people just don't want this system to work. Read More
Water meter woes
Dear Editor, In the Jamaica Observer published on April 3, 2018 the National Water Commission invites customers to check their connections regularly. Read More
Cornwall Regional dilemma speaks to bigger lack of maintenance issue
Dear Editor,I'm now convinced that political division is going to cost us far more than we could ever imagine in Jamaica. Read More
Enforcement! Enforcement! Enforcement!
Dear Editor,In November 2017, when the then minister of national security signalled the Government's intention to extend the traffic ticket amnesty, I predicted that nothing would happen to delinquent motorists choosing to ignore the amnesty. Read More
Harmony Cove project languishing too long
Dear Editor,After decades of debate transcending several political administrations it finally seems the sleepy town of Port Royal, once dubbed the “Wickedest City on Earth”, will be roaring back to life. Read More
Dr Campbell doesn't impress us
Dear Editor,On April 5, 2018 we listened to Opposition spokesperson on health, Dr Dayton Campbell, fight to prove the minister of health wrong about the closure of the Cornwall Regional Hospital. Read More
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