Letters

The Editor, Sir: The Christopher 'Dudus' Coke extradition issue is taking up too much time. If the Government has decided not to extradite Mr Coke for the reasons stated in Parliament by Prime Minister Bruce Golding...

The Editor, Sir:After a year of riotous argument, decades of failure and a century of spoiled hopes, the United States is reaching for a system of medical care that extends coverage nearly to all citizens.

The Editor, Sir:I think the Broadcasting Commission should be commended for its effort to help radio to be responsible and avoid broadcasting material that can contribute to the corruption of the morals of our young children....

THE EDITOR, Sir: EDUCATION MINISTER Andrew Holness is encouraging international educators to invest in Jamaica to assist in secondary education.

The Editor, Sir:I was christened in the Roman Catholic Church in Kingston, as a baby, and confirmed in another Roman Catholic Church in Belize, quite against my will, when I was still a pre-teen.

The Editor, Sir: In response to your editorial of March 16 titled 'Preventing a public health crisis', the Ministry of Health would like to thank The Gleaner for raising the issue of the possibility of contaminated water...

The Editor, Sir: As a former Air Jamaica employee, one who goes back to the days before Air Jamaica had its own aircraft, the days when the Miami, Montego Bay and Kingston routes were operated by BWIA with BWIA aircraft, and the New York, Montego Bay...

No country can afford to ignore the lessons of the earthquakes in Chile and Haiti.

The Editor, Sir:It was very amazing the see how elaborate was the swearing-in ceremony for the new custos of Trelawny.

In Jamaica, if you work it's a problem, and if you don't it's another problem.

The Editor, Sir:According to the Jamaica Information Service (JIS) website, plans are afoot to transform Spanish Town's old courthouse into a civic centre.

The Editor, Sir:The much-publicised extradition case which occupies the minds of Jamaicans, both at home and in the diaspora, has given the church community in Mandeville more than enough reasons to express...