Tra Fas De: Organising the gold sector: what happened to the previous plans? (Part 1)
After fifteen years of organisation policy, it remains unclear what the small-scale gold sector in Suriname has yielded, despite new ...
After fifteen years of organisation policy, it remains unclear what the small-scale gold sector in Suriname has yielded, despite new ...
Suriname emphasises that immigration policy must be applied consistently and humanely, with equal rules for all foreigners and stricter monitoring ...
Mining activities in Peling Bergi are damaging habitats while permits and oversight remain unclear, and the authorities mainly continue deliberating ...
The ministry provides an incomplete financial report on Suriname's participation in CARIFESTA XV, leaving transparency and oversight of the spending ...
Suriname is receiving an increasing number of cruise ships, but still lacks a separate passenger terminal and efficient procedures to ...
The Ministry of Economic Affairs receives 0.4% of the budget, approximately SRD 280 million, while expectations are high regarding oil, ...
Residents report an alarming situation involving unsupervised children, but cooperation and follow-up within the police and agencies appear inadequate, putting ...
In Suriname, calls are growing for transparency and accountability in appointments and decisions, particularly in view of oil and gas ...
Stichting Buurtwerk Latour is starting construction of a new artificial turf pitch, an important investment in young people and their ...
Oversight of community funds must be applied broadly, not only to social benefits, in order to prevent selective transparency and ...
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