Letters to the Editor

Who says you're entitled to vaccines?

Dear Editor,

Expressing outrage is not enough!

Dear Editor,The spike in murders in Jamaica is alarming. There are not enough words to describe the outrage in the recent murder of 20-year-old Khanice Jackson.

Even in COVID-19 there must be balance

Dear Editor,One of the hardest things about being a leader is that, even without complete data, facts or experience, most will assume they can do a better job at leading than you.

Let UTech join the COVID-19 fight

Dear Editor, The University of Technology (UTech), Jamaica should have a role in the administration of the COVID-19 vaccine across the island.

Wayne Dacosta was a nationalist who made his mark

Dear Editor,It is with deep sadness that I express condolence to the family of Wayne Dacosta on his untimely passing.

Don't force the people, Mr Prime Minister

Dear Editor,The following is an open letter to Prime Minister Andrew Holness:

Get the education foundation right

Dear Editor,

Shaping future education strategies

Dear Editor,Best wishes to the media who have done a tremendous job at informing the public since the start of the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Distrust, misinformation clouding COVID-19 vaccine issues

Dear Editor,The National Bioethics Committee of Jamaica would like to add its voice to the conversation about the COVID-19 vaccination concerns that exist among many Jamaicans, including health-care professionals.

God's people are not lawless

Dear Editor,Some of the reactions seen and heard in society by people who have identified themselves as believers in Christ, in regard to recent COVID-19 measures outlined by the Government for churches are very alarming and sad.

Clarity needed on COVID-19 restrictions

Dear Editor,

An assault on the police is an assault on Jamaica

Dear Editor,In recent times I have watched with dismay an increase in physical confrontations between the police and citizens. It is now the 'new normal' for everyone to challenge and physically assault the police during the lawful execution of their duties.