Letters

Letters
July 4, 2026

Address Linstead’s garbage problem

THE EDITOR, Madam: I am writing, as a concerned citizen, on the state of affairs in Linstead. For years, I have observed how the town and its environs are treated by adults and children alike.…
Letters
July 4, 2026

Consider light rail/tram system for public transportation in Kingston

THE EDITOR, Madam: At the recent launch of the Spark Main Roads programme, there was an interesting announcement of plans to utilise the space above the storm drain system in Kingston to build more…
Letters
July 3, 2026

Letter of the Day | Jamaica must reclaim its digital vision

THE EDITOR, Madam: Thirteen years ago, a Gleaner news story headline said, “E-books to change Jamaican landscape.” At the time, structural optimism prevailed. Digital publishing was championed as…
Letters
July 2, 2026

Letter of the Day | Take a chance on a recent graduate

THE EDITOR, Madam: As another cohort of graduates from The University of the West Indies prepares to enter Jamaica’s workforce, I issue a simple appeal to government, the private sector, and public…
Letters
July 2, 2026

The rule of law applies to all

THE EDITOR, Madam: The Constitution and the Supreme Court agree that if you are born in America, you are an American citizen. So why doesn’t the president? It appears that President Trump is…
Letters
July 2, 2026

Hypocrisy in condemning the Ascot principal

THE EDITOR, Madam: Don’t get me wrong. It was utterly shameful for the Ascot principal to brand some of his own students as failures, as lesser beings. He should be removed from office immediately…
Letters
July 2, 2026

Government must explain TCN Agreement with US

THE EDITOR, Madam: The decision of our Government to enter into a Third-Country National Agreement with the United States should be clearly explained to Jamaican citizens, who will show compassion…
Letters
July 1, 2026

Letter of the Day | Educational apartheid is alive and well in Jamaica

THE EDITOR, Madam: The reports from Ascot Primary School should trouble anyone who believes school is meant to lift a child rather than rank one. At the Portmore institution’s graduation, Grade Six…