Suriname’s national debt rises 42.5 percent to SRD 190 billion in 2025
Suriname's national debt rose by 42.5 percent to SRD 190 billion in 2025, mainly due to new foreign loans and ...
Suriname's national debt rose by 42.5 percent to SRD 190 billion in 2025, mainly due to new foreign loans and ...
A German parliamentary delegation advocates a dedicated embassy for Suriname and Guyana to strengthen cooperation and promote investment in oil, ...
Commewijne is preparing for economic growth with two major port projects and expansion in the oil and gas sector, which ...
VHP vice-chairman Gajadien wants the party leadership to have broad support from the grassroots and advocates renewal focused on integrity, ...
Police have removed more than 63 Mennonites without valid residency status from the Masonia area and are preparing further checks ...
The government and education unions have reached an interim agreement on the revaluation of teachers, with implementation planned for the ...
Minister Monorath denies falsifying Wendy Jap-A-Joe's TAS contract and stresses that the agreement was signed in accordance with standard procedures, ...
At the Stolkertsijver checkpoint, a man was arrested with 26 cartons of cigarettes hidden in his vehicle, suspected of smuggling ...
Krishna Mathoera sharply criticises the Simons government over the absence of promised reforms, particularly in political appointments and the functioning ...
Harry Kane becomes the first Englishman since 2001 to win the Ballon d’Or, while Alexia Putellas is crowned the world's ...
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