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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 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. Contact us about marketing 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.

Working of industry-specific search engines: A beginnerā€™s guide

Search engines

In today’s digital era, where information is vast and sprawling across countless websites, the need for efficient search engines has become paramount. While general-purpose search engines like Google and Bing dominate the web, industry-specific search engines have emerged as valuable tools tailored to the needs of specific professional domains. Casio …

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From passive to active learning: A blueprint for success

Active learning

In the ever-evolving world of education, the shift from passive to active learning is gaining momentum. While passive learning revolves around receiving information and memorising it, active learning fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, and the application of knowledge. With active learning, students are no longer mere consumers of information; they become …

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Personal finances have biggest impact on mental health for women and Gen Z – study

Personal finances

Worries about personal finances cause more harm to the mental health of more than half (55.1 percent) of US adults aged 21 to 80 than concerns about climate change, geo-political or social issues, according to a new study(1) from Point, the leading home equity investment platform. Well over one-third (36.5 percent) said …

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