Letters

The Editor, Sir: We often complain privately to friends and colleagues and, sometimes, publicly in the various media, about sloppiness in the administration of our public services...

The Editor, Sir: Responsible speech and behaviour are critical to creating an environment in which people will accept their role as stewards of one another.

The Editor, Sir:The recently announced pact between the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) and the People's National Party (PNP) on the feature of the upcoming by-elections in Western Hanover and North East St Ann should not go...

The Editor, Sir: The July 28 editorial titled 'Flaccid arguments by The PNP', which dismissed my assessment of the strength and influence of the notorious 'Shower Posse', headquartered in Tivoli Gardens, represents either costly naivete or dangerous...

Below are excerpts from online readers' comments on yesterday's report of the appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate police killings.Thank you, Mr Golding.

The Editor, Sir:The Chinese are about to invest heavily in the Jamaican sugar industry in a bid to resuscitate it, but many persons are apprehensive about the investment especially with regard to wages.

The Editor, Sir: I write concerning the article titled 'Portia asks rich to trade places with poor' published in The Gleaner of July 27.The Leader of the Opposition, Portia Simpson Miller is quoted as saying, "It would be...

The Editor, Sir:I think the recent call by Opposition Leader Portia Simpson Miller, urging wealthy Jamaicans to take up residence in inner-city communities, is a most foolish one.

The Editor, Sir: MBJ Airports Limited, as the private company under a 30-year concession to manage and operate Sangster International Airport, appreciates the comments in the editorial of July 17, regarding the recent challenges with immigration...

The Editor, Sir:Why is it that only when politicians are in opposition do they have great ideas to move this country forward? Listening to excerpts of Dr Peter Phillips' contribution in Parliament recently reminded me...

THE EDITOR, Sir: WITH ALL due respect, I believe our PM is under the illusion that a state of emergency that authorises our soldiers and police to be arresting officer, judge, jury and executioner...