AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSuriname Sports & Community: Caribbean Basketball Confederation president Leslie Collymore says regional athletes (including Suriname) are growing fast on the world stage, with more teams showing up in FIBA qualifiers, world events, and 2026 multi-sport competitions. Suriname Entertainment & Culture: A Suriname-linked music moment pops up in the wider Caribbean scene as Queens Angels Caribbean Band brings island rhythms to Hempstead, mixing soca, reggae, calypso, chutney, Afro beats and more. Suriname Science & Public Health: A new Suriname study finds PFAS “forever chemicals” in pregnant women vary sharply by location, with remote rainforest communities showing higher serum levels—raising concerns about local water and food pathways. Suriname Business (Mining): La Mancha Resource Fund plans to buy a 19.9% stake in Miata Metals, spotlighting Miata’s 70% interest in Suriname gold projects Sela Creek and Nassau in the Guiana Shield. Suriname News (Justice): A Paramaribo court convicts a Dutch driver over a bus crash that killed five and seriously injured six, sentencing him to two years (with one suspended).
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