Comment: Grant has a baby mind... Das why Dougie Call him Baby Grant... I does vex with Pam Ppl dem see.... i does vex with dem for nttn good.. Pam Need to jus sink dem selves in quick sand...

Comment: verchilds high de bright star in de west...u dun nuh..we gone prove to u dat we de best u check...

Comment: This is my honest opinion,I strongly believe that if some of these commentators would clearly understand what DEMOCRACY really is, they would stop bashing Mr. Grant and strongly commend him instead. If Grant was not fighting for this cause a lot of us would have already been bawling. It is better to be safe than sorry. Kuddos to you Mr.Grant, this country needs people like you to look out for us.

Comment: I consider the march to be successfil, that is becaused compared to times long gone when only 20 ppl might show up. ppl are showing support and coming out in there numbers. i also would like to thank grant for highlighting the issue of the nursing pupil midwife not recieving any pay because it was removed without consent or consideration, everything he said was true, we are pennyless and hungry for the month, i hope the pm heard and do somthing about it. plz giv us back our salary!

Comment: This article needs to be taken off of SKNVIBES. First of all they were two additional students plus a UVI faculty member who attended the conference and they are missing from the picture. It is quite clear that these two individual who are in leadership roles are doing their duty for self praise and they are doing it at the expense of their colleagues. The article is also poorly written and exaggerates their role. The other two students earn the same certificate as these two clowns. Ms. Caines as the president and as a communication major should have ensured that their colleagues were fairly and equally presented in this article. However, it is obvious that MS. Caines and Mr. Hodge have their own selfish agendas. "Self Praise is No Praise at all"

Comment:  always in ur corner Mark..u just do what u have to do!Forget the naysayers, cuz they ain't saying nothing!

Comment: I dont even know where to start but i know u can do it, so am wishisg u all all the best in life baby girl,Keep u head up high and stay focus am behind u 150 percent from u loving mother sandra and also from your brother jusan who is gone but not forgotten u know he always there at all your pageant we love u to the max...

Comment: i was looking for a bigger march the crowd was too small and they say they big

Comment: the description of this march seems a tad misleading..the support did not appear as suggested in my view, and the pictures are also very limited and selective.

Comment: The promotion of public safety is an important issue being addressed here with the amendment of the Firearms Act. But I am of the strong opinion that the "influx" of female teaching staff in St. Kitts is not a contributing factor for increasing youth violence. Female role models in the school system are beneficial to female and male students alike. While thinking about the "causes" of the violent behaviour young men are exhibiting I agree that looking at the home and upbringing is essential. But even more importantly are other deeply embedded influences within the Caribbean culture that might be responsible for contributing to the "hardcore masculine behaviour". Anselm Caines' commentary "Gully vs. Gaza" really illustrates this point well. Looking to more innovative approaches to dealing with this issue in my view requires broadening ideas about this social problem and having an openness to explore how young boys in St. Kitts can be engaged to think about their actions and act responsibly. Lastly, if a lack of male role models are at the heart of this issue, possibly introducing mentorship programs that connect male youth with other men in the community can help to build strong relationships and self-esteem for youth who might need a male figure in their lives.