Christopher Mason, of Picton in Laventille, is the first Project Apollo member. He says he’s trying to fix the issues of the world one line of code at a time. A working student, Christopher’s in this challenge with the support of his girlfriend who he says keeps him going. Christopher says that the D’HUB Challenge is a good opportunity to improve his coding, and to do that while getting financial income to support his family.

Chad Khanhai from Curepe completes team Project Apollo. Chad says the D’HUB Challenge is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to create a solution that will have long-term consequences for the country and its people. These issues force us to think outside the box to develop creative solutions that can be scaled up shortly while remaining user-friendly, he says. Chad’s final year project software didn’t work during his final presentation. If team Apollo nails this, that will probably vindicate him of that old snafu.