Worrying Signs from Pontianak
A junior high school student was assaulted by Senior High School students in Pontianak. The law must take its course without delay.
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The Sun of Pontianak
A young writer from Pontianak has stimulated an interest in reading through the founding of his own publishing house. To promote his titles, he travels to schools all over West Kalimantan.
Outreach Tuesday, May 20, 2014 Edition
High Speed Train's Misdelivery
Compensation for the Jakarta-Bandung high-speed rail line in Bekasi is believed to have been misdelivered. Bekasi Mayor Rahmat Effendi reconciles with the land claimants.
Law Monday, February 21, 2022 Edition
Competitor's Flight to Nasdaq
Grab is preparing a scenario to list in Nasdaq, aiming for a proceeds of Rp65 trillion to fund its ambition to become Southeast Asia’s number one super app.
Economy Monday, April 26, 2021 Edition
Agusdin
A Lawyer's Dedicaation to the Environment
Having worked in the forests of East Kalimantan for more than 20 years and become knowledgeable about the cycles of annual forest fires, Agusdin's instincts on signs of an impending fire are finely honed. In mid-October, he saw an orangutan ambling along the Wain river, a protected forest.
Agusdin, 44, a law graduate of Balikpapan University, immediately suspected fire somewhere in the forest. He remembered seeing something similar 18 years ago, before a fire engulfed the area.
Cover Story Tuesday, December 29, 2015 Edition
Local Wisdom and Disaster Management
Haze-Fighting Canals
Using local wisdom, four villages in Riau have built canals to attenuate the impacts of forest fires during the dry season.
Outreach Tuesday, December 15, 2015 Edition
Teten Masduki, Presidential Chief of Staff :
There will be no brokering
In the past two weeks, Teten Masduki was almost never absent from the side of President Joko Widodo. He accompanied Jokowi when he launched the 2 x 1,000 Megawatt power generator project in Batang, Central Java, two weeks ago. Two days later, Teten was with Jokowi to open the President's Cup football tournament in Bali.
In those two weeks, Jokowi never gave any sign he was about to appoint Teten as presidential chief of staff. Only after his swearing in did the President convey his hopes and expectations to Teten, who was once the executive chief of the Indonesian Corruption Watch. "Pak Jokowi wants this office to really become the President's backbone," Teten told Tempo reporters Yandhrie Arvian, Sunudyantoro, Jobpie Sugiharto and Ananda Theresia at Bina Graha, last week.
National Tuesday, September 8, 2015 Edition
Dadan Kusdiana Coordinator, Sumba Iconic Island Executive Committee
Don't Spoil People With Free Electricity
THE Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry has an ambitious plan for next year: raising the budget for the development of renewable energy by 10 times. "The future of Indonesia's development depends on seeking and building renewable energy. We can no longer rely solely on fossil fuel energy, which is bound to become scarce," said Dadan Kusdiana, director of the ministry's section on bio-energy.
Outreach Tuesday, May 12, 2015 Edition
Nasdem Politician, Enggartiasto Lukita:
We Were The Bridge
THE senior NasDem Party official's name was quoted frequently in the media when Indonesia and Angola signed an agreement last October on the supply of crude oil. After all, it is his boss, party chairman Surya Paloh, who has been attributed for the successful negotiations that led to a collaboration between Sonangol EP, an Angolan government-run oil company and its Indonesian counterpart, Pertamina.
Cover Story Thursday, January 1, 1970 Edition
The Wisdom from Nyuncung Hamlet
At the foot of Mount Nyuncung a group of villagers is set to remain. They adopt local wisdom and tradition in managing their natural environs.
Environment Wednesday, March 17, 2010 Edition
Waiting for Rusdis Song
The sacking of Chief Prosecutor Rusdi Taher could be a momentum to clean up the justice system of corrupt prosecutors.
Opinion Tuesday, September 12, 2006 Edition
Spending Doomsday in Jail
The leader of the Doomsday Sect has been sentenced to two years behind bars.
Law Tuesday, April 13, 2004 Edition
Rusdihardjo: "The president is a suspect."
Following are excerpts from the testimony of Indonesia’s former police chief General Rusdihardjo. It was made on November 28 to a special House of Representatives (DPR) committee on the scandal known as Buloggate and on a controversial donation from the Sultan of Brunei. This testimony was obtained from TEMPO’s investigation and information from legislators. This is what Rusdihardjo told them.