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Suriname's New Dawn: A $10.5 Billion Bet on 2028
For more than four decades, Suriname has drawn its oil quietly from aging fields in the district of Saramacca. The country produces roughly 12,500 barrels a day, every one of them onshore, pumped from mature reservoirs that the state company Staatsolie has worked since 1982. It is steady, modest output for a nation of just over 600,000 people. All of that is about to change. Around 150 kilometers off the coast, in the deep water of Block 58, TotalEnergies and its partners ha
madimoss07
Jun 91 min read


Former President of Suriname, Chandrikapersad "Chan" Santokhi Passes Away in His Home of Natural Causes.
Former President of Suriname, Chandrikapersad Santokhi has passed away at his home following a prolonged illness. His death marks a significant moment of loss for Suriname, as citizens and leaders reflect on his service and leadership. Santokhi was a prominent figure in Surinamese politics for decades. Before entering the presidency, he built a reputation in law enforcement, serving as the country’s Minister of Justice and Police. Known for his focus on public safety and anti

Michael Rodriguez
Apr 31 min read
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