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The Way I See It
A Nevispages weekly feature by Curtis Morton Sr The way I see it, it is difficult to deal with any aspect of compliance. Once you have to enforce regulations or laws, trust me, there are some persons…
The Way I See It
A Nevispages weekly feature by Curtis Morton Sr The way I see it, we are living in the scariest of times, but by God’s grace, we will survive. At the time of my writing, we are just moments away from…
The Way I See It
A Nevispages.com weekly feature by Curtis Morton Sr. The way I see it when it’s not one thing, it’s another! So, here we are, muted in fear, as we struggle against the unknown vices of COVID-19 and as…
The Way I See It
A Nevispages.com weekly feature by Curtis Morton Sr. The way I see it, we have to be very careful about how we operate as individuals within our small community. On Wednesday, as I was walking along…
The Way I See It
A Nevispages.com weekly feature by Curtis Morton Sr The way I see it, there are certain job options that I would always avoid, but for some of them, I have total respect for those persons who work in…
The Way I See It
A Nevispages weekly feature by Curtis Morton Sr The way I see it, we have to learn to understand people and appreciate their peculiar circumstances, which may well dictate their behavioural traits. …
THE WAY I SEE IT – NICKNAMES
A weekly feature by Curtis Morton Sr The way I see it, in this harshly critical society in which we exist, NICKNAMES are inevitable. Very few persons on Nevis, have succeeded in living their entire…
A nation’s right to determine its friends
Article by Sir Ronald Sanders Friday, September 4, 2020 — (The writer is Ambassador of Antigua and Barbuda to the United States and the Organisation of American States. He is also a Senior Fellow at…
The Way I See It
A Nevispages.com weekly feature by Curtis Morton Sr As we associate with our fellowmen on a daily basis and more especially when we share the same area of work and the same workspace, we have to…
The Way I See It
A Nevispages weekly feature by Curtis Morton Sr The way I see it, computers and technology on a whole, are useful, important and necessary. Now did I just say that? Never in my wildest dreams, did I…
Steve Manners Anticipates Christena Memorial Swim…
One of the main coordinators of the Christena Disaster 50th commemorative events, Stevenson Manners, in conducting a recent review of the historic occasion, opined that the swim from Nag’s Head to…
Climate Change killing the Caribbean one cut after…
Article by Sir Ronald Sanders Friday, July 31, 2020 — (The writer is Ambassador of Antigua and Barbuda to the United States and the Organisation of American States. He is also a Senior Fellow at the…
The Way I See It
A Nevispages weekly feature by Curtis Morton Sr. The way I see it, COMPETITION is good and healthy. Without COMPETITION, companies tend to feel that they own an exclusive right to given products and…
Caribbean Court of Justice offers parties in…
Article by Sir Ronald Sanders Friday, June 26, 2020 — (The writer is Ambassador of Antigua and Barbuda to the United States and the Organisation of American States. He is also a Senior Fellow at the…
The Way I See It
A Nevispages weekly feature by Curtis Morton Sr The way I see it, PROTOCOLS are necessary but can be treated with discretion. I sought some assistance from my good friend GOOGLE and chose this…