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April 11, 2017 edition

Cover Magz Tempo - Edisi 2017-04-11

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Interview

Elia Massa Manik, Pertamina CEO: The mafia are scared of me

Horizons

Wieteke van Dort: Oh, the Good Old Dutch-Indonesian Days!

Sidelines

His surname Mahieu, born in Bangkalan on August 22, 1865: neither Madurese, nor of French blood. August Mahieu began and ended at unclear borders. Native? Non native?

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Interview

ELIA Massa Manik, 51, perching at the top of the organizational structure of state-owned oil and gas company Pertamina, seems to have the Midas golden touch. His name first began to orbit when he managed to restore the finances of Elnusa, a subsidiary company of Pertamina, from a losing to a profitable entity in a period of just one year and a half, ending in 2012.

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Horizons

Many elderly Indonesians can easily sing along to Geef Mij Maar Nasi Goreng (I prefer fried rice), a tune that recalls a nostalgic life during Dutch colonial times. The song's composer, Wieteke van Dort, is an icon of the Indo (Dutch-Indonesian)community.

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Education

Indonesia is facing a manpower crisis in the engineering sector. Higher education institutes are still uncertain about technological progress.

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Outreach

Cocoa farmers in West Sulawesi had to abandon their plantations because of low yields caused by pests and mismanagement. But sustainable agriculture training has improved the region's cocoa production.

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Back To Nature Farming

Law

A cannabis therapy patient in West Kalimantan died following her husband's arrest. The National Narcotics Agency refuses to be held responsible.

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National

Lagging behind in several surveys, the Basuki-Djarot camp is maneuvering to win over Islamic party voters. Muslim votes are considered important for their symbolic value.

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Typos with Serious Consequences

A Rowdy Regional Council Election

Weekly Business

THE app-based transportation service provider Grab Inc has acquired Kudo, an online-to-offline e-commerce company. Last Monday, in a written statement, Grab said Kudo would be integrated into the GrabPay payment platform.

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Economy

Now that the amnesty program is over, the tax office launched a multi-identity platform, pending central bank's approval to access payment transaction data.

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Out of Steam at Home Stretch

Market Pulse : Awaiting S&P's Upgrade

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A day after the Royal Malaysian Police announced the arrest of Siti Aisyah, Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi began keeping track of the case. She repeatedly contacted her Malaysian counterpart, in order to facilitate consular access for Siti Aisyah.

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The Many Aliases of Siti

Training in Cambodia, Killing in KL

Murder At The Airport

A Deadly Prank

Opinion

Universities are producing fewer and fewer engineers. Infrastructure projects could be delayed for lack of the right human resources.

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The Tricks of our 'Senators'

The Pitfalls Of Migrant Work

Should cannabis be reclassified?

Indicator

Miryam S. Haryani, member of the Hanura Party and the House of Representatives' (DPR) government commission for the 2009-2014 period, withdrew her entire testimony from the Corruption Eradication Commission's (KPK) official investigation records with regards to the electronic identity card (e-KTP) project. "I withdrew [my testimony] because it was not true," she said at a Corruption Court hearing on March 23.

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Letters

I wish to express my deep disappointment with Telkom Indihome, whose aggressive promotion does not match its quality of service. I hope my complaint will motivate Indihome to perform a much-needed thorough evaluation.

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Tempo Talks

Improving Connectivity, Boosting Cooperation

This year, Indonesia and India mark 75 years of diplomatic relations. However, the ties between the two nations have existed much longer, predating the establishment of the Republic of Indonesia and the Republic of India. These connections span social, cultural, religious, economic, and trade aspects. But do those close ties of the past have any bearing on the present relationship? Why is there no direct flight between the capitals of the two countries?

Indian Ambassador to Indonesia and Timor-Leste, Sandeep Chakravorty, shares his views on this matter at TEMPO TALKS.

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Investing in Women, A Huge Benefit for the Nation

Greener Means Richer

MSF Wants to Strengthen Collaborations with Indonesia in Addressing Climate Emergency

How Does ASEAN Improve Human Rights Protection in the Region

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