Comment: isn't it better to have his locks covered than to have his sweaty locks licking all over de place in other peoples eyes and face?

Comment: Does she, or any of the other vendors, have the required food-handlers permit?

Comment: Yes he is one man, although he claims to be ten, but if he is not doing the job, he doesn't deserve to have it. You tried and failed. Let someone else try. Lord what fools we Kittians be--voting this man in again. Lemme guess his next statement. "We are a financially wealthy nation--despite our national debt." It must be nice to live in Douggie land. If only all of us could deny having to face reality.

Comment: I have no problems with the authorities ensuring that people conform with the rules of the land. My problem is that it appears here that the playing field is not level. Where Ivy operates from is far less of a hindrance to traffic than that booth that the lady operates on the Island Main Road, across from the Water Department at Needmust. It is a two lane road and when someone stops there to buy it affects the flow of traffic going to and from Basseterre. Are you telling me that no one noticed that this person is in breach of safety codes? Or maybe because Ivy's stall is not hidden amongst trees, so she is more obvious. Please, let us enforce the law fairly so that it does not appear that we a victimizing anyone. Actually, I miss seeing Ivy on the by-pass road. I thought it was very creative of her to choose such a location. I see this all the time when I go to places like Barbados. I pull off the Highway to buy coconut water. Street side vending is also a big thing in neighboring Antigua. So please, let us assist those who are trying to make an honest living, by providing avenues for them to do so. If the rule applies to Peter, it MUST also apply to Paul. I am so sorry Ivy.

Comment: Yeh man dis d trouble making Nicha from Epworth School days lol. No lie me boy u sound real gud, happy 2 hear that u turnin away frm the negative and looking 2 work hard on u musical talent. U dun kno u family is a musical powerhouse lol. Keep on the right path, u got alot of potential

Comment: As I read this n c ur face Nitro it brought tears to my eyes because I know what u were in to. I am so happy for u n I know that ur entire family would b more than happy. It is never to late for anyone to turn around. I think that u need to go back to those same guys who use 2 b in d negative thing with u n encourage them to do the positive, even members of ur family who u c going d wrong way go and talk 2 them. Again I am happy for u Nitro, my heart is filled with joy.

Comment: WOw SK ppl bad minded eh!! Just cause this article aint state the queen thanking anyone u all say she ungrateful! Well sah! You all ungrateful for that! SUDI LET ALL THIS BE UR STEPPING STONE HUN! U mommmy loves u dearly and i know she praying for u. So for all those who trying to bash sudi it wont work!!! Good over evil!

Comment: Nice sound! Much love to the youth for allowing music to empower positive changes in his life. I can't wait to hear more.

Comment: I am so proud of you that you were able to turn aroud your life! Keep up the positive work!!...

Comment: Lawd that woman used to be up and down this country shouting "Eee a wuk !" I wonder how much it's working for her now. Can you imagine that on one hand Douglas is saying throough one side of his mouth that persons should become entrepeneurs and the gov't would do all it can to facilitate while theough the other side of his mouth his gov't is telling poor vendors they can't set up a stall 21 feet off the road. I guess someone who is a bigger labour than her wants that same spot so she got to go.