The story of the Priority Bus Route (PBR) in Trinidad and Tobago starts with the decline of the railway service, which once served as the backbone of the country’s transportation network. The railway system, established in the late 19th century, was instrumental in connecting various parts of Trinidad, facilitating the …
Read More »Preparing for the future: Strategies to future proof against demographic collapse
In an era marked by shifting demographic landscapes and the potential challenges they pose, the need for foresight and proactive preparation has never been more crucial. The spectre of a demographic collapse looms, stirring concerns about economic instability, strains on social systems, and fundamental shifts in societal structures. As populations …
Read More »Why Trinidad & Tobago should be your next winter escape
When the icy winds of a New York winter bite, many escape to familiar sun-soaked getaways like the Bahamas, Puerto Rico, or Jamaica. But for those in the know, there’s a hidden gem just a few hours from JFK: the twin-island nation of Trinidad & Tobago. Nestled at the southernmost …
Read More »The price is right? Government price controls debunked
Government price controls are mechanisms through which a government sets limits on the prices that can be charged for goods and services in a market. These controls typically come in two forms: price ceilings (maximum prices) and price floors (minimum prices). The effectiveness of government price controls is a subject …
Read More »The Dead Shall Rise: The Legacy of Kain returns in 2024
The Legacy of Kain franchise, a beloved series in the action-adventure genre, is making a significant comeback in 2024 with the release of the graphic novel “Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver – The Dead Shall Rise”. This graphic novel promises to delve into the rich lore of the series, serving …
Read More »How Javier Milei successfully pulled Argentina out of recession
Argentina has for years been the subject of articles, YouTube videos, and case studies on what not to do with a national economy, as it grappled with chronic inflation, massive debt, and recurring recessions. In the midst of one of the worst economic downturns in its history, Javier Milei, the …
Read More »The emerging legal trend: Charging parents for children’s crimes
The United States is witnessing a growing trend charging parents for children’s crimes, particularly in cases of severe crimes such as school shootings. This shift reflects a broader societal debate over parental responsibility and the extent to which parents should be held accountable for their children’s actions. In two recent …
Read More »Using Google incognito? You may be eligible for a US$5,000 payout
If you’ve ever used Google incognito mode, your online privacy may not have been as secure as you thought. A bombshell lawsuit against Google has revealed that the tech giant has been secretly tracking user data even when users believed they were browsing privately. This could mean that your personal …
Read More »Laventille, Trinidad: A cradle of culture and resilience
Laventille, a vibrant community perched on the hillsides overlooking the bustling capital of Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, is a place rich in history, culture, and resilience. Though often misunderstood and stigmatised, Laventille has long been a cradle of creativity, innovation, and cultural expression, most notably as the birthplace of the steelpan, the …
Read More »Blood sugar spikes – signs and 6 lifestyle changes
“Your blood sugar is high and you need to change your lifestyle drastically.” These are the dreadful words many people hear from their doctors. For some, it has reached the point where they depend on Metformin, insulin injection, extreme exercise, and a tasteless diet. Get a job in tech. No …
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