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Letters to the Editor
Is it a whining, wining, or winding matter?
Dear Editor,A major feature of our Jamaican language is that it is mostly expressed vocally. Many words often sound alike, and may only be properly understood when the context is known. Read More
Raise Cain over what we're not preserving
Dear Editor,Jamaicans (I am Jamaican too) tickle me with this anti-British/European poser. Read More
The voices of the masses must be heard
Dear Editor,How many of us have held our breath as we quickly drove through Ewarton because the near-unbearable stench?How many of us have looked at the red lake outside of Mandeville and thought how disgusting? Read More
RGD apologises
Dear Editor,I write in response to your column in the Sunday Observer dated December 13, 2020, titled “COVID-19 fears cause baby birth record 'muck-up' “. Read More
Why these rectangles in the road for weeks?
Dear Editor,Can someone please help me with a bit of information? An engineer, roadwork technician, contractor, Government official, anyone? Read More
Move swiftly to retrieve Taino artefacts from the UK
Dear Editor,I was heartened when I read in the Jamaica Observer of Tuesday, November 10, 2020 the decision of the Government of Jamaica to retrieve postcolonial Taino wooden sculptures based at the British Museum in the United Kingdom. Read More
Who really benefits from NIDS?
Dear Editor,Although the revamped National Identification and Registration Act (NIDS) tabled in the House recently by Prime Minister Andrew Holness is more appealing, I am scratching my head trying to understand who really benefits from NIDS. Read More
Renato Adams' visa is the scapegoat
Dear Editor,No rocket science required here, or no deep psychological analysis needed to understand the revocation of Renato Adam and his family's and colleagues' visas. Read More
Repeal section 7A of Parish Court Act
Dear Editor,I think the following provision of the Parish Court Act is unconstitutional and void vide section 2 of the Constitution of Jamaica. Read More
Enough in the market to share
Dear Editor,I would like to comment on an article printed in the Jamaica Observer on Sunday, December 13, 2020, entitled 'Battle for lottery pawns'. Read More
The vaccination I remember
Dear Editor,When I was attending Carron Hall Primary School, many years ago, in the beautiful parish of St Mary, we, the students, were vaccinated by two loving, tolerant, and patient nurses — Nurse Lewis and Nurse Morgan (both now deceased). Read More
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