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Castara Bay, Tobago. Photo by Terryann Bishop.

ABOUT US

Sweet TnT Magazine provides a comprehensive overview of its multi-channel publishing ecosystem, global reach, and strategic partnership opportunities for media buyers and advertising agencies, which is covered in this About Us article.

Since its inception in 2009 by Culturama Publishing Company, the platform has evolved from a local print publication into a robust digital authority on Caribbean culture, lifestyle, and educational resources. This document details the diverse content categories, ranging from finance and tech to Caribbean culinary arts, that drive consistent daily traffic from an international demographic.

By outlining native advertising solutions, affiliate integrations through the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, and proprietary educational book series, the article serves as a technical roadmap for stakeholders seeking to leverage the high E-E-A-T signals of a long-standing cultural institution. It further clarifies the submission protocols for creators and the collaborative potential for brands looking to engage with a dedicated, niche audience through both digital and physical media assets.

Key Takeaways

  • Sweet TnT Magazine has maintained a continuous editorial presence and cultural authority since its launch in 2009.
  • The platform offers diverse native advertising and marketing packages tailored for global brands and local Caribbean businesses.
  • Strategic affiliate partnerships and proprietary educational publications on Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing diversify the brand revenue streams.
  • A multi-disciplinary content strategy covers high-intent niches including finance, health, technology, and regional Caribbean tourism.
  • Direct access to decision-makers at Culturama Publishing Company ensures transparent communication for media buyers and agencies.

Sweet TnT Magazine global audience and affiliate partnerships

Our global audience visits sweettntmagazine.com daily for the positive content about almost any topic. We at Culturama Publishing Company publish useful and entertaining articles, photos and videos in the categories:

Winta eating curried dish, Sweet T&T, Sweet TnT, Trinidad and Tobago, Trini, vacation, travel,

Our content comes from writers in-house and readers all over the world who share experiences, recipes, tips and tricks on home remedies for health, tech, finance and education.

We feature new talent and businesses in Trinidad and Tobago in all areas including food, photography, videography, music, art, literature and crafts.

Submissions and press releases are welcomed.

Send to contact@sweettntmagazine.com.

Kids 1 Casual Lil Santa at Red Runway 2015 Fashion Show.

Contact us about marketing

Send us an email or call to discuss marketing and advertising needs with Sweet TnT Magazine. Request our media kit to choose the package that suits you.

Email: contact@sweettntmagazine.com

Phone: 1 (868) 747-8560

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About our publication

Publisher: Culturama Publishing Company, San Juan, Trinidad

Directors: Joyanne James and Jevan Soyer

Sweet TnT Magazine was launched in 2009 as both a printed and digital platform based on the positive culture of Trinidad and Tobago.

The website covers numerous topics relevant to the global community. The printed issues focus on Trinidad and Tobago.

Covers Printed Issues Sweet TnT Magazine

We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.

About our books

We have published books that are available on Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing.

Study Zone Big Kid Books 5 book series (2026)

Sweet TnT Cookbook (2025)

Study Zone Improve Spelling and Reading Skills 10-book series (2022)

Sweet TnT 100 West Indian Recipes (2019)

Sweet TnT Short Stories (2019)

2009-2019

10 years for Sweet TnT Magazine

Improve Spelling and Reading (2022)

Our 2022 series of 10 books is available on Amazon in both e-book and paperback formats. These educational resources support the content we provide on our sister website Study Zone Institute.

Content about Sweet T&T

Readers worldwide enjoy content on all aspects of life in Trinidad and Tobago. Here are some articles that show why the islands are also called Sweet T&T.

Family, tourists on sand at Maracas Beach, Trinidad and Tobago
Maracas Beach, Trinidad.
Kids Indian style at Red Runway 2015 Fashion Show.

https://sweettntmagazine.com/5-amazing-truths-about-trinidad-and-tobago

Authors

We at Culturama Publishing Company publish useful and entertaining articles, photos and videos in the categories Lifestyle, Places, Food, Health, Education, Tech, Finance, Local Writings and Books. Our content comes from writers in-house and readers all over the world who share experiences, recipes, tips and tricks on home remedies for health, tech, finance and education. We feature new talent and businesses in Trinidad and Tobago in all areas including food, photography, videography, music, art, literature and crafts.

Submissions and press releases are welcomed. Send to contact@sweettntmagazine.com. Send us an email at contact@sweettntmagazine.com to discuss marketing and advertising needs with Sweet TnT Magazine. Request our media kit to choose the package that suits you.

Joyanne James-Soyer

Joyanne James-Soyer, author and editor, manages digital content specialising in Caribbean culture, regional history and education for Sweet TnT Magazine and Study Zone Institute. Her portfolio includes the Study Zone Big Kid Books series, the Improve Spelling and Reading Skills collection, and she is a co-author and editor of Sweet TnT Short Stories and Sweet TnT 100 West Indian Recipes. Through her extensive literary and editorial contributions, James-Soyer specialises in documenting the rich linguistic history and cultural heritage of Trinidad and Tobago for a global audience.

Jevan Soyer

Jevan Soyer brings a methodical and disciplined approach to digital media. A marketing manager and content creator for Sweet TnT Magazine, Study Zone Institute, co-author and editor of Sweet TnT Short Stories, Sweet TnT 100 West Indian Recipes, Soyer specialises in documenting the biodiversity and cultural heritage of Trinidad and Tobago for a global audience.

Darius Soyer

Darius Soyer is an emerging technology and science writer for sweettntmagazine.com and studyzoneinstitute.com who delivers highly practical, accessible guides for digital readers. Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science, he uses his academic grounding to simplify complex hardware and software concepts. His articles provide step-by-step instructions on building, repairing, and maintaining computers, mobile phones, and tablets, with a strict focus on cost-effective, budget-friendly strategies. Additionally, Darius shares expert tips, DIY science and technology tricks, and insights into video games, empowering everyday users to troubleshoot and optimize their devices independently.

Patricia James-Wilson

Patricia James-Wilson, director of SEMAJ Consultancy Services in Trinidad, provides expert financial guidance and insurance solutions. As a seasoned professional, she serves as a dedicated insurance agent representing The Maritime Financial Group at the North Regional Centre. Her practice is built on delivering tailored investment and insurance strategies designed to address the unique personal and commercial needs of her clients. By focusing on comprehensive planning, James-Wilson ensures long-term financial security and stability for individuals and businesses across the region. Phone: 1-868-687-6503   Email: pjwilson@maritimefinancial.com Website: https://maritimefinancial.com/staff/patricia-james-wilson/

Kielon Hilaire

Kielon Hilaire is a featured contributor and author for Sweet TnT Magazine, where he explores the vibrant lifestyle and cultural nuances of Trinidad and Tobago. As a writer whose work is included in the anthology Sweet TnT Short Stories, Hilaire specialises in crafting narratives that capture the essence of the Caribbean through comical, dramatic, and suspenseful storytelling. He provides practical consumer advice on mobile devices, computing, and digital troubleshooting. He offers readers a unique perspective on both traditional island life and the evolving digital world.

Marika Mohammed

Marika Mohammed is a writer for Sweet TnT Magazine, documenting the diverse culture, heritage, and natural landscapes of Trinidad and Tobago. Her features guide readers through local travel destinations, covering coastal bays, eco-tourism trails, historic landmarks, and quiet rural communities. She also highlights regional culinary experiences, family activities, and motorsport events across the twin-island nation. Through detailed coverage and local insight, Marika encourages readers to explore authentic Caribbean lifestyle and travel.

Simone Charles

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Nerissa Hosein

Nerissa Hosein is a contributor to Sweet TnT Magazine who writes extensively on Trinidadian culture, local heritage, and lifestyle topics. Her articles examine the nuances of Caribbean life, often highlighting community figures, historical sites, cultural traditions, and family life. As a dedicated mother and wife, she offers practical advice on maintaining strong relationships and celebrating religious festivities, particularly within the Muslim community. Through her storytelling, she champions women’s empowerment and personal growth while documenting the scenic beauty and community spirit of the Caribbean.

Marissa Armoogam

Marissa Armoogam is a cultural writer focused on Trinidad and Tobago’s heritage and cuisine for Sweet TnT Magazine. Her articles preserve local traditions by documenting festive customs, regional recipes, and social values. She provides detailed travel and leisure narratives highlighting family-oriented destinations across both islands. Her work is included in the anthology Sweet TnT Short Stories and serves as an authentic guide to the everyday lived experience in the Caribbean.

Omilla Mungroo

Omilla Mungroo is a prominent contributor to Sweet TnT Magazine and Sweet TnT Short Stories. Her writing focuses on preserving Caribbean culture, local history and the natural environment. She expertly blends nostalgic personal memoirs with profiles of contemporary local artisans and entrepreneurs. Mungroo uses authentic narrative voices and local settings to explore themes of community and legacy. Her work provides a comprehensive look at the landscapes and social traditions of Trinidad and Tobago.

Nadia Ali

Nadia Ali documents the cultural heritage and natural landmarks of Trinidad and Tobago through immersive storytelling for Sweet TnT Magazine. Her work advocates for environmental responsibility, animal welfare and community safety across the Caribbean region. She provides practical lifestyle advice focusing on celebrations, vacation time, travel around the island, and personal growth for modern readers. Nadia bridges traditional Caribbean customs with contemporary living through diverse topics including food, festivals and family life.

Annisa Phillip

Annisa Phillip documents the preservation of Trinidadian culinary traditions, family life and local heritage through Sweet TnT Magazine. Her contributions serve as a vibrant archive of contemporary West Indian life, celebrating the flavours, speech, and customs that define the region. Her writing explores the tension between modern medical practices and traditional Caribbean parenting customs. She highlights the significance of regional dialects and the cultural importance of seasonal festivities.

Felesha Parboo

Felesha Parboo is a South Trinidad native whose writing with Sweet TnT Magazine emphasises cultural heritage and local travel. Her work frequently contrasts her years living in Boston with her deep-seated love for Trinidadian traditions. She provides detailed accounts of Hindu wedding customs and traditional Caribbean culinary practices. Felesha advocates for the preservation and appreciation of local landmarks like Palmiste Park and Granville Beach.

Candida Khan

Candida Khan is a versatile writer and contributor to Sweet TnT Magazine, where she documents the cultural fabric and agricultural traditions of Trinidad and Tobago through personal narrative and observation. Her writing emphasises family unity and the preservation of heritage through local culinary practices and communal activities. Khan provides insightful coverage of regional landmarks and the environmental realities affecting the Caribbean agricultural sector. The author explores the relationship between nature and domestic life, focusing on local flora, fauna, and animal companionship.

Kerry Mc Donald

Kerry Mc Donald is a versatile Trinidadian writer, document management professional, and artisanal baker whose work celebrates the vibrant culture and community life of Trinidad and Tobago. Her narratives with Sweet TnT Magazine and Sweet TnT Short Stories explore the intersections of local folklore, rural traditions, and personal heritage, providing readers with an intimate look at the landscapes and lived experiences of the islands. Mc Donald is the founder of a part-time cake decorating and sugarcraft business.

Marc Algernon

Marc Algernon is a prolific Trinidadian writer and storyteller whose work explores the intricate tapestry of Caribbean life through a blend of personal narrative, folklore, and observational poetry. Since becoming a regular contributor to Sweet TnT Magazine and Sweet TnT Short Stories, Algernon has developed a reputation for capturing the unique rhythms of Trinidad and Tobago. Through a diverse portfolio that includes social commentary, humorous character sketches, and rhythmic verse, Algernon provides readers with an authentic window into the cultural nuances and everyday experiences that define the modern West Indian identity.

Chantelle Wilson-Reece

Chantelle Wilson-Reece is a versatile Trinidadian writer for Sweet TnT Magazine and Sweet TnT Short Stories, wellness professional, and administrator known for her contributions to Caribbean lifestyle and health literature. Her published writings cover Caribbean travel, social issues through poetry, and health education. She has a musical background as a steelpan player with notable local pan sides and advocates for non-invasive pain management and holistic wellness as essential lifestyle components.

Jamie Gangoo

Jamie Gangoo provides culturally rich and insightful perspectives on the everyday experiences and traditional heritage of Trinidad and Tobago in her contributions to Sweet TnT Magazine and Sweet TnT Short Stories. Through a blend of humorous observation and educational narrative, she documents the unique character of Caribbean life, ranging from the quirky social dynamics found in local transport to the enduring relevance of ethnobotanical remedies. She is an editor with Aleph Educators and writer of the children’s short story “Dancing among the Poinsettias” published in An Anthology by Caribbean Reads. Visit her blog at https://jamiegangoo.wordpress.com/. She is a freelance writer and editor with extensive experience in the Caribbean publishing sector including SEA English Language and Writing materials. Jamie Gangoo is an editor with Aleph Educators, an author in Sweet TnT Short Stories and writer of the children’s short story “Dancing among the Poinsettias” published in An Anthology by Caribbean Reads. Visit her blog.

Vedesh Nath

Vedesh Nath is a writer and cultural chronicler for Sweet TnT Magazine and Sweet TnT Short Stories who specialises in documenting the artisanal heritage, human-interest stories and local entrepreneurship of Trinidad and Tobago. His work frequently documents traditional artisanal processes and the evolution of national musical instruments. Nath emphasises the importance of community impact and the preservation of ancestral legacies in modern society.

Euline Joseph

Euline Joseph is a Caribbean author known for her ability to transform the nuances of everyday life into engaging and humorous narratives. A contributor to the anthology Sweet TnT Short Stories, Joseph has established a distinct voice within the regional literary landscape by blending observational comedy with cultural authenticity. Her work frequently explores the intricacies of family dynamics, community interactions, and the unexpected challenges of domestic life in Trinidad and Tobago.

Therese Chung

Therese Chung provides a detailed exploration of the natural landscapes and cultural heritage of Trinidad and Tobago through her contributions to Sweet TnT Magazine. Her writing integrates personal travel experiences and cultural history that supports regional tourism and the documentation of Caribbean heritage sites. Chung provides practical insights for explorers seeking authentic island adventures and nature retreats.

Ian Boodoo

Ian Boodoo is a versatile writer and professional based in Trinidad and Tobago whose work for Sweet TnT Magazine and Sweet TnT Short Stories explores the social fabric, human condition, and cultural nuances of the islands. His contributions often focus on the everyday experiences of citizens and folklore capturing the emotional landscape of the nation through essays and short stories. By documenting the resilience and complexities of the local population, he serves as a contemporary chronicler of Caribbean identity and social dynamics.

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