Karl Hudson-Phillips remains one of the most influential legal and political figures in the history of Trinidad and Tobago and the wider Commonwealth Caribbean. A distinguished barrister, former Attorney General, parliamentarian and judge of the International Criminal Court, he built a career defined by constitutional law, public service and international …
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Good Friday in Trinidad and Tobago blends solemn Christian observance with a rich array of local superstitions, reflecting centuries of cultural fusion. These beliefs, passed down through generations, connect everyday actions to the sacred significance of Christ’s crucifixion. Common myths include avoiding the sea to prevent transforming into a fish, …
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Turtle nesting season in Trinidad and Tobago runs from March 1 to August 31 and represents one of the most significant sea turtle conservation events in the world. Each year thousands of endangered sea turtles return to the same Caribbean beaches where they were born to lay eggs, continuing a …
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Effective personal growth during the New Year requires a strategic shift away from toxic behaviours and passive mindsets to foster sustainable well-being. This transition involves identifying specific emotional and lifestyle anchors that impede progress, such as unaddressed anger, financial waste, and the habit of dwelling on minor inconveniences. By adopting …
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Imagine handing over full control of your company to an artificial intelligence agent, inventory decisions, product selection, pricing, customer interactions, the whole lot. That is exactly what the team at Anthropic did in their celebrated experiment dubbed Project Vend. The results are far more instructive than most headlines suggest. Although …
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The observance of All Saints’ Day in Trinidad and Tobago serves as a significant spiritual intersection where Catholic liturgy meets multicultural ancestral veneration and international customs like Día de los Muertos. Traditionally celebrated on November 1, this period of remembrance involves graveside vigils, the lighting of candles, and communal prayers …
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Divali in Trinidad and Tobago is a premier national festival and public holiday that commemorates the triumph of light over spiritual darkness through the lighting of thousands of clay deyas. This annual observance, occurring between October and November, serves as a cornerstone of Caribbean Hindu identity while fostering unprecedented cross-cultural …
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A dramatic strike in the Caribbean Sea The United States Navy has made global headlines after launching a missile strike against a suspected Venezuelan drug-trafficking vessel operating in Caribbean waters. According to Washington, the target was a fast boat carrying 11 men, allegedly linked to the notorious Tren de Aragua …
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Securing the right platform to showcase your brand is critical to standing out, especially during the high-stakes holiday season. Sweet TnT Magazine, a trusted household name in the Caribbean and Latin America since 2009, offers an unparalleled opportunity for businesses to connect with a vibrant, engaged audience through its dynamic …
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By Federico N Fernández With just 100 days until the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control’s 11th Conference of the Parties (COP11) convenes in Geneva, Caribbean nations face a defining moment. While the Secretariat pushes a familiar narrative of prohibition and restriction, Trinidad and Tobago’s Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has …
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