Harvest solar energy

THE EDITOR, Madam:

In a country with allegedly the most dangerous criminal minds, the solution must be to have those geniuses design ways to immediately implement “sunlight theft”. Those solar innovations would be a welcome return investment on their taxpayer-sponsored ‘five-star hotel accommodations’.

Our energy solutions must be simplified and make this energy an accessible commodity, saveable, and completely rid us of the slavery of imported oil.

The time has come to challenge the incarcerated to make an honourable contribution to our country.

Corner shops need to be wired with all the available technology and create comfortable spaces for education, from pre-kindergarten to post-doctoral. The Coronation Market alone has jewels of wealth in mathematics and economic devices.

The shackles of corporate dominance must be removed; elitism, wastefulness and expensive student residential getaways, too, must be demolished. The funding could be more appropriately used in home offices for students, who, in a few years, must have meaningful employment to sustain life.

Education at all levels cannot be business as usual. Every method of learning must be engaged for the poor, and marginalized, and make the ‘pedagogy of the oppressed’ transformed to liberation of the mind, place, space and excellent life outcomes.

UL JEM