Nestled in the heart of Trinidad, the La Brea Pitch Lake is a mesmerising natural wonder. But beyond its bubbling surface and intriguing legends lies a history intricately woven with the economic fabric of Trinidad and Tobago. For centuries, the Pitch Lake’s viscous black asphalt has fuelled industries, paved roads, …
Read More »A tangled web: Unravelling the historical roots of the Venezuela-Guyana border dispute
Trinidad and Tobago, a cornerstone member of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), finds itself in the unenviable position of seemingly prioritising economic gain over regional solidarity with Guyana, another CARICOM member locked in a Venezuela-Guyana border dispute spanning more than a century. In a move that ripples across the Caribbean, Trinidad …
Read More »Beyond clickbait: Is traditional media still your guardian of truth?
In an era dominated by a deluge of information, the question of whether to trust traditional media has become increasingly complex and consequential. With the advent of digital platforms and the rapid dissemination of news across various channels, the reliability of information has become a paramount concern for the discerning …
Read More »2 Vowels: Explore digraphs, rime, rhyme, homophones and more with 10 fun books
Learning to read the English language can be challenging for some people with so many words having 2 letters with 1 vowel sound (vowel digraphs), made by either 2 vowels or a vowel and consonant. Teachers usually bring out the flashcards, word lists, posters, videos and songs to make lessons …
Read More »Samsung scammers: Why Facebook is not removing them
Meta’s aggressive pursuit of user safety through scam removal raises a critical question: could it impact their valuation? This exploration delves into the intricate relationship between purging scammers and their potential consequences for Meta’s daily active users (DAUs) and, ultimately, their market value. Prepare to navigate a nuanced landscape where …
Read More »Carillie: Nature’s powerhouse of nutrients, now starring in your kitchen
There are countless ways to prepare carillie or bitter melon, a delicious and nutritious fruit eaten as a vegetable known for its distinct bitter taste. If you find the carillie too bitter, you can soak it in salted water for 30 minutes before cooking. Here are a few popular recipes to …
Read More »Work-from-home jobs for beginners paying US$40 per hour
In an era marked by unprecedented changes in the way we work, the allure of remote employment has never been stronger. Today, we are thrilled to unveil a gateway to financial freedom and career transformation – five incredible work-from-home jobs for beginners, each promising an impressive US$40 per hour! The …
Read More »Get in shape this New Year with the right gear
Every year one of the most popular New Year resolutions is to get in shape. But the path to fitness can be daunting, paved with uncertainty and gym memberships gathering dust. Fear not, aspiring gym rats and weekend warriors! A crucial element for success often lies not just in willpower, …
Read More »Finding success as a real estate agent
If you are looking for a challenging and rewarding career, then real estate might be the perfect choice for you. The real estate industry is constantly changing, so you will never get bored. And as a real estate agent, you can help people achieve their dreams of homeownership. But becoming …
Read More »Health impacts of traffic jams in Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago, known for its music, food and amazing culture, has a killer lurking, one that has made itself a part of everyday life. Beyond the inconvenience of delayed arrivals and frayed nerves, the health impacts of traffic jams are beginning to cast a long shadow over the well-being …
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