AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Health: Wanica South-East District Commissioner Ernesto Muller warned retailers to stop selling prepared foods without permits or health certificates, saying violators could face legal action. He also urged residents not to buy the foods. Regional Golf: Paramaribo is hosting the DSB Suriname Invitational on October 17–18, with 36 Guyanese golfers among competitors from across the region. Economic Outlook: The IMF projects Suriname’s economy will grow 4% in 2026 and 4.1% in 2027. President Jennifer Geerlings-Simons has urged the country to use oil development to build local businesses and diversify into industries such as agriculture, tourism and logistics. Rice Investigation: Authorities have unloaded nearly 385 tonnes of seized Guyanese rice in Nickerie and are checking whether transport alongside fertiliser caused contamination. The shipment remains under police guard amid an investigation into its import without required approval. Youth Guidance: Surinamese youth counselors say sex education should begin early, with parents, schools and experts helping children understand boundaries, safety and their bodies.
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