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Devy Ernis is the magazine’s editorial staff and leader behind the women's special edition entitled ‘Eureka! Women inventors’ that won the 2019 Presidents Cup.
Ernis is a member writer of the 2020 Adinegoro Journalistic Award feature "Hanya Api Semata Api." Ernis graduated from Padjadjaran University and joined Tempo in April 2014.
A teacher at a state elementary school in Mataram employs a unique breakthrough to prevent her students from getting bored. She is undeterred despite her low pay.
PDI-P’s regional officials are split in their loyalty between Ganjar Pranowo and Puan Maharani. They are attacking each other on social media.
Controversies over Covid-19 vaccination continue to occur. While some health care workers are having difficulty getting vaccine booster shots, some government officials already received their third shot.
Al Qaeda and ISIS supporters are not taking an equal stance on the Taliban’s victory. In Indonesia, Jemaah Islamiyah is said to be preparing a long-term course of action.
An interview with National Counterterrorism Agency Chief Boy Rafli Amar on the impact of Taliban’s victory in Afghanistan on terror groups in Indonesia.
The shortage of coal supplies to PLN electricity generators leads to export bans for 34 companies. Accusations fly as coal prices rise. This report on the dilemma of the electricity and coal businesses was done with the support of the Judith Neilson Institute.
Hoegeng moved from one region and institution to the next. At the immigration office, he did not take his salary and official accommodations. He was once accused of being anti-Chinese.
Covid-19 cases spike in villages goes on undetected. People suspected to have contracted the virus chose not to take swab tests. Local governments are scrambling to trace them, while residents of customary villages prefer not to rely on the government.
Local communities routinely distribute medicine for Covid-19 patients. They are undeterred although they must pay the medicine from their own pocket.
The government hesitated to extend the emergency public activity restrictions. The State Intelligence Agency estimates public anxiety is increasing.
News summary of the week
The paid vaccination program for individuals was canceled following criticism. Cabinet members are divided in their position on the program. Meanwhile, businesses complain that the private vaccination program for companies has various leaks. They are preparing to independently import vaccines.
Amid the collapse of the health care system, the public shows solidarity. People try to save lives and prevent transmission.
Patients are taking ivermectin to treat Covid-19. The drug has been used at state-owned hospitals since the end of 2020.
A rise in new Covid-19 positive cases has hospitals overwhelmed. The government was considered as late in banning flights from red zone countries, causing the new delta variant to spread easily.
Two factions in the House of Representatives refuse to deliberate the Domestic Workers Protection Bill. It is viewed as increasing the burden of the employers.
Two military chiefs of staff are maneuvering in their quest to succeed Air Chief Marshall Hadi Tjahjanto. Andika Perkasa’s prospect is affected by his age of retirement, only a year away. Yudo Margono is hampered by the tragedy of Nanggala-402.
Hare Krishna’s followers in Bali suffer from intimidation, which was supported by Governor I Wayan Koster.
Discussion on the Personal Data Protection bill is slow. The Indonesian government insists that the supervision is under the Ministry of Communication.
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