LETTER OF THE DAY - The scourge of homicide in Jamaica
The Editor, Sir: In an interview on Nation-wide on May 26, a man from August Town related an experience that changed his life.
Time for political surgery
The Editor, Sir: Jamaica's political/constitutional privileges and rights can be equated somewhat with the Apprenticeship System that followed the abolition of slavery.Legislation was enacted about 1834 abolishing slavery; but the provisions did not...
Vocational training in 'senior schools'
The Editor, Sir: The idea of remaining at school until 18 years old is very good, but with emphasis on vocational formation. The Government should consider handing over that programme to HEART/NTA which liaises with employers.
Anxiety for peace and goodwill
The Editor, Sir: The anxiety for peace and goodwill is felt throughout the land and the ball is at the feet of the government to take the decisive action against the murderers.
Amnesty should 'butt out'
The Editor, Sir: It is in my opinion as a law-abiding citizen of Jamaica in all fairness that Amnesty International should 'butt out' and allow the police and security forces to do their job effectively and efficiently.
Waiting to hear from Tufton
The Editor, Sir: We, the people of Great Bay and Treasure Beach in St Elizabeth, would like to hear from our Member of Parliament, Dr Christopher Tufton and the N.W.A. with regard to the drainage system for the area.
Note-Worthy: Amnesty and police
Who are these people who represent Amnesty International? I can assure you that they have never been directly affected by these gunmen.
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