The initiators of the price control and price monitoring project, the VHP parliamentarian Radjendre Debie and Saramacca district commissioner (DC) Sherin Bansi-Durga, were received yesterday by Minister Saskia Walden of Economic Affairs, […]
After an interruption of almost a year, cash US dollars arrived in Suriname again this week. This confirms Minister Armand Achaibersing of Finance and Planning. The money transport of the Central Bank of Suriname […]
The prices of basic products in the stores will be lowered soon. The price reduction is part of a larger package of measures, Minister Armand Achaibersing of Finance and Planning emphasizes. The government is […]
Suriname will have to close a deal with creditors this week after missing a US $ 25 million interest payment on its bonds. The Treasury Department is negotiating an agreement to delay payments […]
The symbolic stone laying for a new head office building of the Surinamese Beer Brewery took place yesterday. This memorable event took place in the presence of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, International […]
President Chan Santokhi last night during the National Prayer Service on Independence Square, in connection with 45 years of political independence, called on to continue to pray and work together, so that […]
The government has requested more space from the Central Government Service Organizations (CLO), up to and including 27 November, to assess the extent to which it can pay the twk and 25 […]
The Ministry of Finance and Planning believes that the budget deficit related to the draft state budget 2021 is 6.8 billion and not 12.9 billion as claimed by the Association of Economists […]
The Ministry of Labor, Employment and Youth Affairs (AW and J) has started the project ‘From grassroot to entrepreneur and the retraining, retraining and further training of the unemployed and the employed.’ The […]
The government will pay salaries in the coming months without borrowing money. Because the government has pursued a prudent financial policy, it was already clear that wages were paid in September without borrowing […]
