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Competing Food Estates in Merauke

Two food estate projects are simultaneously being launched, targeting 2.29 million hectares of forest and land in Merauke. There are intrigues involving Prabowo and Jokowi. This report is part of a collaborative coverage and research initiative by Tempo, the Pusaka Bentala Rakyat Foundation, and Trend Asia.

Cover Story Monday, September 23, 2024 Edition

Rini Soemarno, State-Owned Enterprises Minister:
No one forced the acquisition

State-Owned Enterprises (SOE) Minister Rini Soemarno ordered two state-owned plantation companies to purchase Gendhis Multi Manis, a sugar-producing company. Her instructions have triggered a polemic-not just because the sugar factory is seen as not viable but also because the two appointed plantation companies rated the Gendhis asking price as too high.

"If their calculation does not match the price that the seller is asking, well, fine," Rini told Tempo reporter Angelina Anjar Sawitri at the office of the coordinating ministry for economic affairs last week. A fortnight ago, Rini also met with Tempo reporter Ananda Teresia at the State Palace. The following is excerpted from the two meetings.

Economy Tuesday, May 17, 2016 Edition

Rini Soemarno State-Owned Enterprises Minister
It's an instruction from the President

China finally won the bid to build the Jakarta-Bandung high-speed rail system, shattering Japan's dream of raising their Shinkansen. The government's decision not only disappointed the Japanese, it triggered many questions, because not too long ago, President Joko Widodo rejected both proposals with the excuse that he wanted no state funds involved in the project. Why then was China suddenly chosen?

Unlike her colleagues who appear to have kept their distance from the Chinese consortium, State-Owned Enterprises (SOE) Minister Rini Soemarno had always, from the start, been close to the Chinese consortium. This prompted criticism of fellow ministers, like Economic Coordinating Minister Rizal Ramli and others. Today, there's clearly an air of competition inside the cabinet meetings.

Cover Story Tuesday, October 13, 2015 Edition

Kartika Djoemadi:
the bullying got me mad

TO Dyah Kartika Rini Djoemadi, coordinator of Jokowi's Advanced Social Media Volunteers (Jasmev), the 2014 presidential election was a chance to prove themselves. Determined to totally focus on the task ahead, Kartika took a three-month leave from Spindoctors Indonesia, the political strategy and public policy consulting firm she founded, to devote all of her time to Jasmev. Not surprisingly, until the actual election day on July 9, DeeDeeas Kartika is better knowncould be found in the Jasmev war room in a building at Gondangdia, Central Jakarta.

There DeeDee, 34, coordinated the activities of 150 volunteers, who worked in three shifts. Each of them employed a laptop in their operations to ensure Joko Widodo was elected president. "I had to monitor the war room every day. Doing it part-time would not have been effective," she told Tempo in Jakarta two weeks ago.

Cover Story Tuesday, December 16, 2014 Edition

Sri Soemantri: A Key Constitutional Player

The young Soemantri came from a remote spot in East Java to make history for himself in the middle of the last century. He was involved in the heated debates that took place in the Constitutional Assembly.

These days, as an intellectual, along with several colleagues he is still endeavoring to put the Constitution into order so that it can become the soul of the nation in coming centuries.

Speaking with Widiarsi Agustina from Tempo, he spoke about how different the political disagreements were during the era of the Constitutional Assembly compared with the current era of reform. Throughout the discussion with Tempo, not once did he have to refer to notes to recall dates or names. He is far from senile. “The secret lies in the three b’s: prayer (berzikir), thought (berpikir) and love (bercinta),” he said.

Memoar Tuesday, May 6, 2008 Edition

Indonesian Economic Outlook:The New Normal and Beyond

Mari Pangestu
Economics Professor at the University of Indonesia and former Trade Minister and Minister of Tourism & Creative Industry

The outlook for Indonesia in the short term is related to how well Indonesia continues to navigate the risks and fend off the headwinds to the 'new normal' and recent external contingencies, and most importantly, in the medium term how it will lay the foundations to go beyond the new normal.

The term 'new normal' was coined in 2013 as the post-world economic crisis adjusted back to a 'normal' situation without easy money and fiscal stimulus driven growth, the end of the commodity boom, and rebalancing and restructuring of China. The tapering of quantitative easing in the US and the subsequent expected increase in US interest rates in 2013 led to capital outflows and depreciation of currencies of a number of major economies termed as 'fragile five', including Indonesia.

Column Tuesday, December 23, 2014 Edition

The CEOS Outlook

The recent APEC conference in Bali was also a forum of discussion among the 1,200 global CEOs who attended the event.The main theme throughout the two-day CEO summit was inclusive sustainable growth and the global economy outlook, which covered sub-topics such as new opportunities for growth, reshaping priorities, evaluating strategies and the business of innovation. Two CEOs and a VP of global companies shared their views with Tempo English on the summit's agenda.

Apec Tuesday, October 22, 2013 Edition

We Owe a Debt of Gratitude to Our Migrant Workers

Coalition of Sovereign Migrant Workers has the data of 149 Indonesian workers suspected to have died from inhumane treatment they received at a Sabah immigration detention center in Malaysia. How is BP2MI Chief Benny Rhamdani handling this case? Did this tragedy really happen? Benny also talks about his efforts to combat illegal migrant worker placement syndicates and loan sharks.

Interview Monday, July 4, 2022 Edition

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