New rules on state attachments raise serious objections among lawyers
The Surinamese Bar Association warns that new rules on state attachments could hinder citizens and companies from enforcing court judgments ...
The Surinamese Bar Association warns that new rules on state attachments could hinder citizens and companies from enforcing court judgments ...
Teachers in Suriname reject a 15 percent salary adjustment due to rising costs and divisions within the education unions, which ...
DNA member Gajadien sharply criticizes government policy on state-owned companies and calls for a thematic meeting with the president to ...
Residents in Meerzorg have been dealing with dirty, undrinkable tap water for weeks, despite high monthly charges from the Surinaamsche ...
Kabiteni brings traditional Surinamese Maroon dances and modern hip-hop together in a powerful performance centred on culture, identity and resistance. ...
DNA member Jerrel Pawiroredjo criticises EBS over ongoing load shedding and poor planning, while alternative energy projects appear stalled. EBS’s ...
Newmont supports police around Merian and Sabajo with $8,400 per month and material provisions, while the force remains fully independent ...
President Simons holds emergency talks with EBS and SWM to prepare crisis plans for possible El Niño impacts on electricity ...
The Surinamese government is supporting communities along the Saramacca River following heavy metal and cyanide contamination, with measures for health, ...
Suriname’s national debt officially stood at US$4.65 billion at the end of June 2026, equivalent to 119.6% of GDP, according ...
