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Arima’s first step toward becoming a smart city

The public WiFi was officially activated on September 28 at the hospital, and it's fast. A local ping registered 250 megabits of download speed and 126 for upload.

Now hear this!

Budget headsets will effectively dampen ambient sounds, but tend to be an all or nothing solution.

A taxing time for all

Tax collection began using the least customer-friendly interface imaginable, lines outside a government building.

Mobile devices, a war of increments

Mixing and matching the two rival ecosystems is essentially impossible, so it's the utility of the products combined that makes the biggest difference.

Why cash is king in Trinidad and Tobago

In 2017, 16 per cent of users owned a credit card, a figure that dropped to 15 per cent by 2023.

I shopped at Temu!

Temu is great fun to explore and offers many bargains but product quality can be wildly variable.

What’s needed to make e-Governance happen?

“If we look at successful governments that have achieved a certain level in of success in these programs, some things stand out."

Changing the education conversation

There are local schools that aspire to continuous improvement and others that struggle to make it through a working day without bloodshed.