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19 Oct, 2026 0

Letter of the Day | Break the silence on domestic violence

THE EDITOR, Madam: Every person deserves to feel safe at home. Yet, for survivors of domestic violence, home can be a place of fear and intimidation. Jamaica must strengthen advocacy, community…
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19 Oct, 2026 0

Mendacious mid-term merry-go-round

THE EDITOR, Madam: For what seems like forever, all forms of media that I follow have been predicting the outcome of the US congressional midterm elections due on November 3. Every commentator and…
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19 Oct, 2026 0

When rules get in the way of development

THE EDITOR, Madam: Jamone Lyle’s eligibility controversy should prompt ISSA, the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) and Jamaica Premier League stakeholders to review whether our rules support young…
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17 Oct, 2026 0

Letter of the Day | Is road traffic enforcement being carried out fairly and transparently?

THE EDITOR, Madam: On October 15, after passing through the Vineyards Toll Plaza in Bushy Park, St Catherine, while travelling towards Kingston, I was stopped by police officers who appeared to be…
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17 Oct, 2026 0

Jamaica is a very real place

THE EDITOR, Madam: On a daily basis, one has to conclude that Jamaica is a very real place, brimming with creativity. It is more than a movie script. So, let’s start munching on the popcorn. A…
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17 Oct, 2026 0

Commissioner Blake is correct: Dismantle the gangs

THE EDITOR, Madam: Commissioner of Police Dr Kevin Blake is absolutely correct, and he deserves the country’s full backing. When he told criminals that their havoc and fear now have the full…
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17 Oct, 2026 0

Global debt and the new age of recolonisation

THE EDITOR, Madam: A process of global recolonisation is under way, as validated by examining how skyrocketing global debt, assertive Western diplomacy and Eastern infrastructure loans function in…
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16 Oct, 2026 0

Letter of the Day | Workplace bullying – the hidden cost to productivity

THE EDITOR, Madam: Workplace bullying is an issue that deserves far greater public attention, particularly as Jamaica continues to grapple with low productivity and concerns about the well-being of…
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16 Oct, 2026 0

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