Suriname's national debt rose by 42.5 percent to SRD 190 billion in 2025, mainly due to new foreign loans and...
Read moreDetailsPoultry farmer Riad Ramdjan has hired a lawyer following the mass death of 3,500 chickens and disputes the valuation of...
Read moreDetailsDuring an inspection on Hendrikstraat, unlicensed fish processing was discovered and fish products were seized. Several businesses were also issued...
Read moreDetailsTotalEnergies EP Suriname trained 75 subject teachers in safety awareness to better prepare students for the demands of the growing...
Read moreDetailsThe Ministry of Finance reports the processing of July compensation payments, while NVB bus operators continue protesting over overdue fuel...
Read moreDetailsMinister Baasaron warns that the unreliable ferry connection between Suriname and Guyana hampers trade and transport, which is particularly problematic...
Read moreDetailsPresident Simons stresses that energy investments in Suriname must lead to stronger local businesses, more skilled workers and economic growth...
Read moreDetailsThe Tax Department's amnesty project has so far generated more than SRD 1.2 billion, well above the estimated SRD 527.5...
Read moreDetailsNPS parliamentarian Jeffrey Lau warns that the proposed collection costs place a disproportionate burden on small entrepreneurs and advocates cost...
Read moreDetailsAmCham Suriname calls for the concrete implementation of economic priorities with measurable results, focused on local capacity-building, infrastructure, energy and...
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