Letters

The Editor, Sir: I read, with amazement and disbelief, the article titled 'Students experience exam nightmare' in Wednesday's Gleaner that tells of students at Alpha Academy and Wolmer's Girls' School sitting their examinations...

THE EDITOR, Sir:AS A concerned Jamaican, I believe there is a light at the end of the tunnel for our dear country in this 'Dudus' saga.

The Editor, Sir:It is with great dismay that I have just listened to the journalists at Tuesday's press conference.

The Editor, Sir:While I appreciate the pained efforts of the security forces to extradite Christopher Coke in a manner so as not to cause too much distress to the populous Tivoli Gardens and Jamaica...

The Editor, Sir:My compliments for your continuing efforts to address our serious social ills, especially the current political crisis.

The Editor, Sir:Jamaica is at a critical juncture of its development, and the gravity of the situation has been intensified because of the perceived, or actual conflicts of interest between several parties.

The Editor, Sir:Much has already been said about the matter regarding the extradition of Christopher Coke.

The Editor, Sir:I note with dismay the partisan antics of the Gleaner, and I have to wonder what is in it for you to forever paint the Government in a bad light through contributors, columnists and your own staff writers.

The Editor, Sir:In 1992 the World Health Organisation removed homosexuality from its list of mental illnesses, putting an end to over a century of institutionalised homophobia in the medical field.

The Editor, Sir:It is a dismissive comment that one hears every so often even from people who ought to know better: "More people have been killed in the name of God and religion than any other cause.

The Editor, Sir:Considering that Dr Peter Phillips is the point man for the People's National Party (PNP) on extradition affairs, and now that the attorney general has signed the extradition document, one would almost expect him to lead his troops,...

The Editor, Sir: Now that the prime minister has apologised to the nation, we are waiting to see what is next. The signing of the extradition order...