Fake Diplomas Reflect Indonesia’s Broken Education System
With chop shops camouflaged as ?foreign-licensed? universities or ?economic institutes?, the demand for fake diplomas is growing in Indonesia.
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West Sumatra Eyes Potential of Owl Agritourism
With thousands of majestic owls living in the area, a local environmental centre plans to develop a new agritourism concept in Nagari Koto Kaciak.
Officials Aim to Control the Overpopulation of Bali Hotels
The number of rooms in Bali does not match its number of visitors. Local groups push for all Bali hotels to meet certain criteria before
Despite Lesser Charges, Ahok May Still Face Prison
Although Jakarta?s gubernatorial election has finally ended, the fact remains that Ahok must still battle it out in court if he hopes to avoid prison.
Motocross Circuit Aims to Boost Lombok Tourism
In order to bolster tourism interest on Lombok, PT Angkasa Pura I will soon develop an international standard motocross circuit in the airport area.
Bizarre Hailstorm Strikes Bandung, Leaves Cars Wrecked
For a tropical country like Indonesia, a hailstorm is a rare phenomenon. Such an occurrence is not only unusual, but can also pose a danger
Politicians Mull Foreign Ownership in Indonesia’s Insurance Game
A member of the House of Representatives has called for stricter limitations on foreign ownership of local insurance firms.
What Vaccines Should Have Your Extra Attention in Indonesia? (Advertorial)
Most people who come to work and live in Indonesia are advised to have a set of vaccinations on top of the childhood immunizations. The
Jakarta’s Pollution May Lead To Low Quality Sperm
Pollution in Jakarta makes the air ?unhealthy?. Some expert believe it will have an effect on men?s health, potentially leading to low quality sperm.
Will Indonesia’s Public Transportation Abandon Gasoline?
The government aims to change public transportation in Indonesia by switching vehicles from being gasoline powered to running on natural gas instead.
Foreign Football Players Participate in Liga 1 Match without KITAS
Sports officials are outraged due to a violation by PT Liga Indonesia Baru, which allowed foreign players to participate in Liga 1 without KITAS permits.
47 Illegal Money Changers Identified in Bali
In order to protect consumers from illegal money changers, the government has been identifying them and pledging to take action to prevent financial loss.
UPDATE: Indonesia’s First Disneyland Was Fake News
Aiming to boost local tourism, the regent of Boyolali is cooperating with foreign investors and local developers to build a Disneyland in Indonesia.
Legendary Alun-Alun Surya Kencana is Alive with Edelweiss, Scenery
With its edelweiss, stunning scenery and local lore Alun-alun Surya Kencana will send your heart beating at full gallop.
Police Arrest German Citizen, Discover Nigerian Drug Syndicate in Jakarta
A German was arrested carrying 2.65 kilos of meth. Incidentally, he served as the key to helping local police bust a Nigerian drug syndicate in
10 Great Places for Brunch on Easter Sunday
Here are ten great hotels for you and your family to enjoy Easter meals and celebrate the rest of the Holy weekend. Jakarta and Bandung
Government Dusts Off Plans to Move Capital to Ease Jakarta Congestion
As Jakarta becomes increasingly cramped and crowded, the government is revisiting plans to move the capital city and let Jakarta run as economic centre.
Credit Cards to be Removed from Obligatory Tax Report for Expats
The government will no longer want to see credit bills to assess taxes owed by expats. This come as new rules let authorities peer into
Officials: Jakarta’s Airport Train On Track for Completion
The project is a route to and from Soekarno Hatta and Manggarai. PT Raillink claims it will be ready for public use in July of
Illegal Gold Mining Sees Steady Rise in Indonesia
While it's flush with natural resources and precious metals including gold, Indonesia also attracts its fair share of unscrupulous miners bent on plunder
Is Indonesia Really Free from a Food Crisis?
The United Nations (UN) recently claimed that the world is facing its worst humanitarian crisis since the end of World War II. As over 20