LETTER OF THE DAYJa becoming a real 'preckeh'
The Editor, Sir:I feel compelled to write about the state of our country, which Professor Carl Stone said in 1992, had "become an arena of violence, aggression and lawless behaviour".
Corruption at exam depots
The Editor, Sir:I have been watching the statistical reports being submitted as it relates to the number of road fatalities each year. I have heard accident analysts and statisticians put forward their findings and expectations for the coming year.
Negligent parent
The Editor, Sir: On Wednesday, November 28, about 5:55 a.m., while standing at the town square in Dalvey, St. Thomas. I saw a little girl, about five years old, coming from Water Lane. She was attacked by dogs from a nearby home. Fortunately, a man came along on his bicycle...
Fearful of visiting Jamaica
The Editor, Sir: Every time I read another story about people being gunned down, stabbed, etc., I feel saddened I was born and brought up in London, I love Jamaica and, have visited the island several times, the last time being in 2003.
Fearful of visiting Jamaica
The Editor, Sir: Every time I read another story about people being gunned down, stabbed, etc., I feel saddened I was born and brought up in London, I love Jamaica and, have visited the island several times, the last time being in 2003.
Kudos to Runaway Bay HEART Academy
The Editor, Sir: I recently completed a six-month course in 'front-office operations' at the Runaway Bay HEART Hotel and Training Institute (RBH) in St. Ann. The well-designed and compact course allows the learner to be in charge of his learning with the help...
Foreign exchange trading 101
The Editor, Sir: Though it has been around for many years, advances in electronic trading have now made the business of forex trading available to individual investors on a scale unimaginable just a short time ago. Currency trading is about speculating on the value ...
A dangerous road
The Editor, Sir: I am not usually a fan of Ms. Dawn Ritch, but her article last Sunday was spot on. The Prime Minister has certainly given credence to the title attached to him by the PNP, i.e. Mr. Flip Flop. Mr. Golding, who prior to the election, preached tirelessly...
Proactive crime measures needed
The Editor, Sir: A number of us continue to lament the sky-rocketing crime rate in Jamaica. This continues to amaze me because in the first instance, if we can identify the source of these weapons, and second, if we can identify the residences of those doing the shooting ...
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