Letters

Chrystia Freeland
January 13, 2026

Contradictions abound in Canadian politics

THE EDITOR, Madam: Chrystia Freeland held six ministerial roles in Canada’s government during the past disastrous decade, but recently quit her seat in parliament to become an economic development…
Letters
January 12, 2026

Letter of the Day | After Hurricane Melissa, policy failure is a choice

THE EDITOR, Madam: I write to express my wholehearted agreement with Allan Alberga’s profound and timely commentary, ‘Hurricane Melissa and Jamaica’s moment of reckoning’, published in The Gleaner of…
Letters
January 12, 2026

Is the prime minister in step with the people?

THE EDITOR, Madam: Was the prime minister being absolutely frank and upfront with his employers, the Jamaican people, in his assertion of “steering Jamaica clear of the US-Venezuela tensions” when he…
Letters
January 12, 2026

Error in the year

THE EDITOR, Madam: I am writing with reference to your article captioned ‘Former UN Judge says call for reform of chief justice’s role principled, not related to appeal court ruling’, published …
Letters
January 12, 2026

Reputational damage from artificial intelligence

THE EDITOR, Madam: I am writing to air a serious and growing trend in social media relating to people being defrauded in which serious reputational damage was sustained to their personage and…
Letters
January 10, 2026

Letter of the Day | Coming together, like the colours of Jamaican flag

THE EDITOR, Madam: For 63 years, the Jamaican National flag has been a symbol of pride, hope, and resilience, for Jamaicans themselves as well as people all over the world. Being one of the few flags…
Letters
January 10, 2026

Drug abuse in Zimbabwe is destroying a generation

THE EDITOR, Madam: It’s sad that Harare, Zimbabwe is in the grip of a deepening drug abuse crisis that is systematically destroying its young population. What was once dismissed as a social problem…
Letters
January 10, 2026

Can prayer heal a nation?

THE EDITOR, Madam: Not to pour cold water over a possible good initiative, but one is wondering, how does one reconcile free will with God’s invitation to heal a nation?