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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 employers should hire older workers: An in-depth guide

How hiring older workers can boost your business success.

Despite their extensive experience and skills, older job seekers often face hurdles in the hiring process. Employers may be hesitant due to preconceived notions, stereotypes, or practical concerns. Understanding these reasons can help us address the biases and misconceptions that prevent older workers from being seen as valuable assets. Common …

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The US$100 game price debate: Perspectives from developers, gamers, and investors

The $100 game price: Is the gaming industry ready for the shift?

The discussion about raising the price of video games to US$100 has resurfaced, sparking debates across the gaming industry. While some argue it is a necessary adjustment given inflation and increasing development costs, others warn it could alienate players and destabilise the market. This article explores the issue from the …

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The Lion of Judah rises: How Haile Selassie outmaneuvered rivals to become Emperor of Ethiopia

From Tafari to Emperor: The strategic rise of Haile Selassie.

The story of Haile Selassie I, Emperor of Ethiopia, is a compelling narrative of ambition, political acumen, and the skillful navigation of a complex and turbulent era. His ascent to power wasn’t a straightforward inheritance; rather, it was the culmination of shrewd strategising, calculated risk-taking, and the exploitation of shifting …

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Dungs (jujube): Origins, health benefits, and authentic West Indian recipes

Dungs, also known as jujube, is a West Indian treasure with a long history of medicinal use. Learn about its impressive health benefits, including improved immunity, digestion, and sleep quality. Find authentic West Indian recipes to enjoy this versatile fruit.

The West Indian jujube fruit, locally known as dungs, serves as a nutrient-dense drupe that integrates ancient medicinal traditions with contemporary Caribbean culinary practices. Native to South Asia and naturalised across the West Indies, Ziziphus jujuba is characterised by its high vitamin C content, potent antioxidants, and bioactive saponins. This …

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Valentine’s Day flowers: What they mean and how to pick the perfect bouquet

Valentine’s Day flowers: Your complete guide to picking the perfect bouquet.

Valentine’s Day is synonymous with love, and nothing expresses affection quite like a carefully selected bouquet of flowers. Whether you’re surprising a loved one or celebrating a special relationship, the right flowers can convey deep emotions that words often can’t. However, choosing the perfect bouquet involves more than just picking …

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Escape US trade barriers: Chinese exporters expand to Latin America & the Caribbean

Chinese exporters Caribbean market

As global trade dynamics shift dramatically, Chinese exporters are seeking new avenues to sustain growth and maximise profits. Amid US trade barriers, rising tariffs, geopolitical uncertainties, and evolving consumer preferences, the Caribbean and Latin American markets have emerged as lucrative alternatives to the traditional US export route. Sweet TnT Magazine …

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Unusually wet dry season in Trinidad and Tobago: Understanding La Niña and the ENSO cycle

Breaking down the wet dry season: Global weather shifts in the Caribbean.

Trinidad and Tobago, like much of the Caribbean, has long relied on predictable seasonal weather patterns. The dry season, traditionally spanning January to May, is a time of sunshine, lower humidity, and sparse rainfall, a period when farmers harvest crops, tourists flock to beaches, and communities prepare for the intense …

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History of ole mas: The satirical side of Trinidad Carnival

Unveiling the hidden gems of Trinidad Carnival: Traditions you can’t miss. History of ole mas: The Satirical Tradition of Trinidad Carnival

Ole Mas satire serves as the primary vehicle for social commentary and political resistance within the historical framework of Trinidad Carnival. This tradition emerged from the post-emancipation period when formerly enslaved Africans used costumes and placards to mock colonial authorities and the ruling elite. Unlike the aesthetic focus of modern …

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How to plan a romantic Valentine’s Day at home: Decorations, dinner, and more

Valentine’s Day at home: Easy ways to make it romantic and special.

Valentine’s Day is the perfect occasion to celebrate love, and while fancy restaurants and weekend getaways are great, there’s something incredibly intimate about creating a romantic experience at home. Whether you’re looking to impress a new love or rekindle the spark in a long-term relationship, planning the perfect Valentine’s Day …

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