Jevan Soyer

Jevan Soyer draws from a multifaceted career spanning the hospitality, tourism, education, sales, marketing and construction industries, he brings a methodical and disciplined approach to digital media. A father of two sons, marketing manager and content creator for Sweet TnT Magazine, Study Zone Institute, co-author and editor of Sweet TnT Short Stories and Sweet TnT 100 West Indian Recipes,Soyer specialises in documenting the biodiversity and cultural heritage of Trinidad and Tobago for a global audience. For editorial submissions, advertising opportunities, or to request a media kit, please contact the team directly at contact@sweettntmagazine.com.

Why did CyberLeek disappear? The GTA 6 leaker and the mystery behind his sudden silence

Why did CyberLeek disappear after leaking GTA 6?

Why did CyberLeek disappear? The most credible explanation is that the anonymous GTA 6 leaker reached the point where the financial opportunity was realised, the legal risk was escalating and the value of releasing further leaks was rapidly diminishing. CyberLeek emerged in August 2026 with apparently authentic Grand Theft Auto …

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Social media creators are earning less: What is really happening to creator pay?

Why social media creators are earning less from millions of views.

Social media creators are increasingly reporting lower earnings from the same or larger audiences, reflecting a fundamental shift in how platforms distribute advertising revenue, qualify views and monetise attention. Individual creator analytics showing millions of views producing pennies cannot establish a universal decline, but they provide a useful window into …

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The enduring stitch: The history of the Singer sewing machine in Trinidad and Tobago

The enduring Singer sewing machine and its legacy in Trinidad and Tobago.

The Singer sewing machine became a defining tool of Trinidad and Tobago’s home sewing, tailoring and dressmaking culture, helping generations of families make, alter, repair and personalise clothing before fast fashion transformed how people bought what they wore. Singer’s history began in 1851 with Isaac Merritt Singer’s practical sewing machine …

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30 science-fiction movies that predicted the future more accurately than we expected

30 Science fiction movies that predicted the future that have already become reality.

Science-fiction movies predicted today’s technologies and social systems with remarkable accuracy, from AI companions and targeted advertising to video calls, genetic screening, autonomous machines and digital knowledge. Films such as 2001: A Space Odyssey, Minority Report, Her, The Matrix and Contagion extrapolated technologies that were emerging when they were made …

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2026 US midterm elections: What prediction markets are saying and how a US$10,000 payday could be possible

The mathematics of the 2026 US midterms: Metaculus, Robinhood and the race for Congress.

The 2026 US midterm elections are currently being priced as a Democratic favourite for the House, a highly competitive Senate contest, and a substantial probability of divided government. The election will determine all 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats on November 3, 2026, making it one of the most …

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Sweden’s minimum wage: How Sweden operates without a national minimum wage

Could Trinidad and Tobago follow Sweden’s minimum wage model?

Sweden’s minimum wage system is based on collective bargaining rather than a statutory national minimum wage, with trade unions and employers negotiating sector-specific wage floors and employment conditions. Sweden’s model developed through decades of institutional cooperation, beginning with the 1938 Saltsjöbaden Agreement and later reinforced by coordinated bargaining and the …

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Dynamic pricing is coming to grocery stores: What shoppers need to know

How to beat dynamic pricing: Farmers' markets, home cooking and smarter grocery shopping.

Dynamic pricing is changing the economics of grocery shopping, although the widespread use of true surge pricing in physical supermarkets has not yet been established. Digital shelf labels are spreading rapidly across major retailers because they allow prices, promotions and inventory information to be updated electronically without replacing thousands of …

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Why so many families are moving to Lake Nona, Orlando, Florida

Lake Nona homes for sale: The jobs, schools and lifestyle driving demand.

Lake Nona homes for sale are attracting families because the southeast Orlando community combines employment, highly regarded schools, modern housing, recreation, healthcare, airport access and master-planned neighbourhoods in one rapidly developing location. Lake Nona has evolved from a large-scale development project into an employment-anchored community with Medical City at its …

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AI companies promised artificial intelligence. What we got instead

The AI companies revolution: Real benefits, extraordinary costs and a race for computing power.

AI companies have transformed artificial intelligence into a vast commercial infrastructure race centred on large language models, enormous data centres and unprecedented capital expenditure, while delivering systems that remain fundamentally probabilistic, unreliable and considerably narrower than the intelligence once envisioned by the field’s pioneers. The original objectives of artificial intelligence …

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Ciabatta bread: The classic Italian recipe and 5 exceptional sandwiches

From flour to sandwich: The complete guide to homemade Ciabatta bread.

Ciabatta bread is a high-hydration Italian loaf known for its crisp crust, airy crumb and irregular open holes, making it exceptionally versatile for sandwiches, soups and everyday meals. Traditionally prepared with a biga or poolish preferment, ciabatta develops a deeper flavour and more complex structure than many quick breads, while …

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