Comment: Congratulations

Comment: If the commissioner have so much details about Mills conviction, when that would have happened in the court and the decision made by a magistrate or judge; What reason could he possible have for not knowing what happen in the case with the woman police officer, when the police is the ones who would make the decision if infact the matter against the police was withdrawn.

Comment: RIDICULOUS is all I can say. I guess Nevisians aint living no where else but Nevis.

Comment: Out & BAd...I'm sure that this is a woman why are some of us so naive???? RESPECT! NO MEANS NO! some of you are so upsetting its not funny you are just far from reality!

Comment: I do hope that this is not a political move by the Nevis Island Gov't to harass Non- nationals. I am one who do not like pointing fingers but if non- nationals entered the country legally it must mean that they were processed by immigration upon entry. It is not high science to know those who have updated work authorization. Let us get it right and treat others with respect. Maybe one day we will have to turn to these same non- nationals for help. These people are not menace to our society.

Comment: Thank God I left because they treat both legal and illegal the same way.Shame

Comment: I am not here to criticize the police officers for doing there jobs. However, is a fair to harass non- nationals who are contributing to the development of the federation? If non- nationals are in fact engaging in acts that are illegal then they, like any national who commits an act against society should be dealt with by our legal system. As a nation, lets us be mature about how we deal with others from other Caribbean countries. They are our friends, they are our brothers and sisters.

Comment: very good article Sue, one of the best you have written. I agree with opening a mature club with a strict dress code and a different kind of music. I have to agree with my friend Wally's comments. Good job, keep it up

Comment: These actions by the authorities are unforgivable. By all accounts, St. Kitts/Nevis is grossly underpopulated and targeting Guyanese nationals in this manner is no different to similar actions in Barbados and the experience of Haitians at the hands of the US authorities. Supposedly, we are one Caribbean community and these actions do not promote Caribbean togetherness.

Comment: It depends on the situation 1) What if you are married and having a sexually relationship with another, who would you give that unborn child to? Is not your husband? 2) Suppose that the man is a married man how dare you ruin a family? 3) Between single parties should give the one you love or the one who is in secure status to father child if you don't love none or perhaps the father type. You have nine months to make up your mine. Women and men need to respect themselves and honor God and his co