Indonesia to Begin Vaccine Programme in November 2020
The Indonesian government will start a COVID-19 vaccine programme in early November 2020. The announcement was made by Minister of Health Terawan Agus Putranto after
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Robby Sumampow, Indo Kordsa Entrepreneur and Owner Dies
Robby Sumampow, 76, the owner of the tire cloth issuer PT Indo Kordsa, passed away on Sunday 11th October. The businessman, who was known to
Singapore and Indonesia to Launch Green Lane for Essential Travel
Singapore and Indonesia have made an agreement to launch a green lane for essential and business and travel between the two countries. Singapore’s Ministry of
Foreign Property Ownership Discussion on Omnibus Law
The issue of apartment ownership by foreign nationals re-emerged after the Omnibus Law on the Job Creation Bill was passed in a Plenary Meeting of
Transitional PSBB: Activities Still Restricted
Governor Anies Baswedan has relaxed the social restriction policy to the level of transitional PSBB starting today, Monday 12th October 2020. However, activities are still
DKI Jakarta Returns to Transitional PSBB
The DKI Jakarta provincial government has repealed the emergency brake policy for social distancing in the capital. Starting from 12th October 2020, the transitional large-scale
Shinta Dhanuwardoyo, One of Indonesia’s Pioneering Women in Tech
The CEO and founder of Bubu.com, Shinta Witoyo Dhanuwardoyo, had her early encounter with the internet in Oregon, USA, and it left her gushing over
Jokowi Declares Protests Based on Fake News
President Joko Widodo stated that the demonstrations against the Omnibus Law that have been widespread across Indonesia are a result of misinformation and fake news.
New Ballroom, Events and Meeting Facilities at Mandarin Oriental, Jakarta
Mandarin Oriental, Jakarta has just finished renovating its events and meetings facilities. From private events to meetings and weddings, the newly refurbished space offers a fantastic
Anies Baswedan Inspects Damages Omnibus Law Demo in Jakarta: Respect Citizens’ Rights
DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan has said the demonstrations against the Omnibus Law, or the Job Creation Law, is protected by the constitution. “For us,
Foreign Analysts Predict Impact of the Omnibus Law on Job Creation
The Omnibus Law on Job Creation was passed by the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) on Monday. A number of foreign financial institutions are analysing
Public Complaints on Government Handling of COVID-19 Encouraged
According to the expert staff to the Minister of Apparatus and Public Service from the Ministry of Home Affairs, Yusharto, President Joko Widodo has specifically
Steps to Process Limited Stay Visa for Family Unification Application
To mixed marriage families separated by time zones, vast oceans, and thousands of kilometres, a family reunion in Indonesia is now possible thanks to the
Restless at Home? Go and Staycation at The Sultan Hotel and Residence Jakarta
It’s been seven months since the coronavirus hit Indonesia; for seven months our habits have changed. We’ve become more cautious at home and every time
Indonesian Man Caught Escaping South Korean Quarantine
An Indonesian man has been caught after escaping a mandatory two-week isolation in a South Korean quarantine facility. The seaman dug a hole under a
Labourers, Students Reject Omnibus Law – Demonstrations at Merdeka Palace
Thursday 8th October is seeing a third and possibly final day of demonstrations held by labourers and university students across Indonesia to reject the Omnibus
How to Invest in Indonesia: The Success Guide
Every crisis brings opportunities to start something new. Foreign investors having business plans in mind should turn them into reality, especially now as the business
THE CONCEPT OF AKO: Teaching and Learning as Two Sides of the Same Coin
In English, the words ‘teach’ and ‘learn’ are often used separately, implying that a teacher only ‘teaches’ and a learner only ‘learns’. The Maori concept
How to Earn Money from Home
The coronavirus pandemic has caused us to be confined to our houses. School, work, gatherings, and many other activities have been forced to move to
Indonesia Remittance Statistics
The practice to send money abroad or what we know as remittance is an important aspect of a nation’s economy. In fact, according to Finder,
Indonesia’s COVID-19 Rate Three Times Above the WHO Standard
The number of positive cases of COVID-19 in Indonesia has continued to increase, now reaching above the standard set by the World Health Organisation. Professor