Jamaica Gleaner Letters
Published: Monday Sunday | March 22, 2009
Making use of human and waste resources
Drastic times call for drastic measures! As the world experiences dislocation that has never been seen in almost one hundred years, economists, strategists and politicians alike have been engaged in many a forum to discuss survival strategies for the current economic crisis Read More...
Montego Bay weeps - Police vow to stem crime
With a worrying 44 murders since the start of the year and a badly traumatised citizenry to answer to, the St James police are now facing a daunting task in the face of what is being dubbed unprecedented lawlessness. Read More...
Montego Bay weeps - Children hurting
THE FREQUENT deadly attacks by criminals in St James has left scores of children depressed and a whole generation in danger of losing its childhood. Dr Beverley Scott, child and family therapist who operates in Montego Bay, says she is seeing more depressed children than parents in recent months Read More...
Montego Bay weeps - 'Family structure not a major factor in crime problem'
DESPITE CLAIMS that the degeneration of the Jamaican family is at the root of the country's surging crime problem, a criminology scholar is arguing that family structure is not a major in the nation's dilemma. Read More...
