Letters

Letters
April 4, 2026

Readers’ reactions

Dennis Gordon’s JACDEN repays customs duties linked to UHWI tax exemption controversy, PAC chairman discloses. So all that grandstanding about the “Illicit 6” wasn’t based on a principled position?…
Letters
April 4, 2026

Caribbean allegiances – treason and traitors

THE EDITOR, Madam: The outside world has become a complicated place, with conflicts, targeted assassinations and renditions of government leaders being the new Caribbean order. In this paradigm,…
Letters
April 4, 2026

Companies Office of Jamaica digitising its processes

THE EDITOR, Madam: We are writing in response to the concerns raised by Richard Weir in his letter to the editor regarding the experience of doing business and the role of the Companies Office of…
Letters
April 2, 2026

Let Manchester bloom

THE EDITOR, Madam: There is something profoundly fitting about the Government’s proposal – announced by Andrew Holness – to establish an “Emancipation-type” state park in Mandeville. Yet, if this…
Letters
April 2, 2026

Iran’s oil – a blessing or a curse?

THE EDITOR, Madam: Huge crowds, numbering in the millions, filled streets in more than 3,000 American cities on Saturday, March 28. Rallying under the banner “No Kings”, protesters denounced…
Letters
April 1, 2026

Letter of the Day | Time to modernise the Companies Office of Jamaica

THE EDITOR, Madam: I write as a professional with multiple certifications in systems, software development, finance, business process re-engineering, artificial intelligence, and cyber security to…
Letters
April 1, 2026

Uber should be regulated, not banned

THE EDITOR, Madam: I write to contribute to the ongoing national discussion regarding the role of ride-hailing platforms, particularly Uber, in Jamaica’s transportation and tourism sectors. While…
Letters
April 1, 2026

When fuel becomes a luxury ...

THE EDITOR, Madam: Zimbabwe’s fuel crisis has become more than an economic issue, it is now a daily struggle etched into the lives of ordinary citizens. As prices continue to surge beyond reach, the…