Education professional Hooplot-Vreden warns that the shortage of qualified teachers in Suriname also threatens the quality of education without targeted...
Read moreDetailsIndigenous leaders oppose the Wet Bescherming Woon en Leefgebieden because of its limited protection and demand full recognition of collective...
Read moreDetailsThe unpredictable fluctuating load on the EBS grid makes a fixed load-shedding schedule impossible, causing frustration among businesses and households...
Read moreDetailsSuriname faces a power shortfall of 60 to 80 MW due to years of underinvestment, meaning new capacity will not...
Read moreDetailsThe Surinamese Bar Association warns that new rules on state attachments could hinder citizens and companies from enforcing court judgments...
Read moreDetailsPreparations for BIO-SWEET are beginning in 26 Indigenous communities in southern Suriname, focusing on sustainable electricity, clean drinking water and...
Read moreDetailsTeachers in Suriname reject a 15 percent salary adjustment due to rising costs and divisions within the education unions, which...
Read moreDetailsResidents in Meerzorg have been dealing with dirty, undrinkable tap water for weeks, despite high monthly charges from the Surinaamsche...
Read moreDetailsThe Roads Authority is carrying out roadside maintenance in several districts to improve road safety and visibility. Road users may...
Read moreDetailsNewmont supports police around Merian and Sabajo with $8,400 per month and material provisions, while the force remains fully independent...
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