Letters

THE EDITOR, Sir:I THINK it would be a most befitting and beneficial tribute and symbol to the life and works of the late Prof Rex Nettleford if a museum in his honour were established by the University of the West Indies (UWI).

THE EDITOR, Sir: THE REACTION to the criticism by National Security Minister Dwight Nelson of a judge's decision to grant bail to three suspected kidnappers underlines one of the reasons precluding Jamaica from making any progress - too many elites, too...

THE EDITOR, Sir: WHATEVER THE outcome of the attempts to sell the national airline, Air Jamaica, the government must now explain what appears to be its stubborn...

"CAN YOU you tell me how to get that man out of my house?" A weary middle-age woman posed the question to a senior police officer at a recent neighbourhood watch meeting in Caribbean Terrace several weeks ago.

THE EDITOR, Sir: IT APPEARS the Ministry of Education has committed a serious faux pas. This is based on the recent findings of the ministry's appointed private investigator into missing test booklets for Pembroke Hall Primary School...

The Editor, Sir: THE PUBLIC debate currently raging over the fate of Air Jamaica has unveiled a certain troubling attitude among some Jamaicans to CARICOM in general, and to Trinidad and Tobago in particular.For these Jamaicans, the debate has not been...

THE EDITOR, Sir:AT A recent press conference, the Jamaica Airline Pilots Association (JALPA), stated that it has private sector backers ready to finance its bid to purchase Air Jamaica and that it also has the support of the Opposition.

THE EDITOR, Sir:ALL OF us at LIME and, I dare say, many thousands of Jamaicans, were truly baffled by Digicel Jamaica's CEO, Mark Linehan, when he described last Thursday's (February 11) judgment of the Supreme Court which went squarely in LIME's favour...

THE EDITOR, Sir:THE RECENT fires at the Riverton City landfill that burned for two nights have signalled again the urgent need for an alternative dump site for the city's refuse. Not only is the dump becoming an extreme health hazard to the communities...

THE EDITOR, Sir:I HAVE been following the work of your columnist Ian Boyne for quite some time and I must say I have the deepest respect for him.I must commend him for not only giving his unbiased opinion...

THE EDITOR, Sir:I RECENTLY spent nine lovely days in Jamaica and during this time I became aware of a confusing and disconcerting practice at some restaurants in Kingston and Ocho Rios.

THE EDITOR, Sir:The Monday Gleaner described the Minister of National Security, Dwight Nelson, as a man in a rage.