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Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:31 WIB
Stock Liquidity Provider Programme Implemented, These 5 Stocks Are the First
The Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) has launched its Stock Liquidity Provider (LP) programme to enhance liquidity and trading efficiency in the capital market, starting with Phintraco Sekuritas providing initial quotes for five stocks: PT Gudang Garam Tbk (GGRM), PT Pabrik Kertas Tjiwi Kimia Tbk (TKIM), PT Trans Power Marine Tbk (TPMA), PT Asuransi Tugu Pratama Indonesia Tbk (TUGU), and PT Wintermar Offshore Marine Tbk (WINS). BEI Director of Trading and Exchange Member Regulation, Irvan Susandy, stated that the initiative is expected to boost liquidity for stocks with strong growth potential, with ongoing evaluations and incentives planned to encourage broader participation. This move forms part of a broader strategy to strengthen market structure and elevate the appeal of Indonesia's capital market regionally and globally.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:30 WIB
Domestic Workers Protection Bill Sets Minimum Age for Household Workers at 18 Years
The Indonesian government and the House of Representatives (DPR) have agreed to set the minimum age for domestic workers (PRT) at 18 years in the Domestic Workers Protection Bill (RUU PPRT), removing the previous provision allowing married individuals under 18 to qualify. This change aligns with existing child protection and labour laws to safeguard minors from exploitation. While the agreement was reached, legislators discussed transitional provisions to accommodate existing underage married workers without undermining the new protections.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:30 WIB
Suspects in Nus Kei Stabbing Transferred, Now Taken to Maluku Police Headquarters
The two suspects in the fatal stabbing of Agrapinus Rumatora, alias Nus Kei, the Chairman of the Golkar Party's Southeast Maluku branch, have been transferred under heavy armed escort to the Maluku Police Headquarters in Ambon for further intensive interrogation. The incident, which occurred at Karel Sadsuitubun Airport shortly after Nus Kei's arrival from Jakarta on 19 April 2026, has heightened tensions in the region and underscores ongoing security concerns surrounding political figures in Maluku. Authorities confirmed the attack involved a sharp weapon, with the perpetrators fleeing the scene before being apprehended at a local Brimob post.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:29 WIB
Hanura NTB Party Denies Mass Defection of Bima City Cadres to PSI
The Hanura Party's NTB branch has firmly denied claims by former cadre Mohammad Casman that 2,500 party members in Bima City are defecting en masse to the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI). Ahmad Dahlan, known as Leo, the NTB Hanura chairman, clarified that Casman is no longer a party official, having been inactive and replaced as Bima City branch leader by Amiruddin H Muchtar in October 2025 after failing to organise required meetings. This dispute highlights internal party tensions and preparations for the 2029 legislative elections, with Hanura aiming to increase its seats in Bima despite the alleged exodus.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:29 WIB
Students Achieve Independent Study After Baznas Training Through ZCoffee
Muhammad Alfa Khoiruzzulfa, a student at Universitas Islam Nahdlatul Ulama in Jepara, has successfully funded his education and daily needs independently after receiving training and support from Indonesia's National Zakat Agency (Baznas) via the ZCoffee programme. The initiative, which provides entrepreneurial training and startup capital for small coffee businesses, has enabled him to generate daily revenues of around Rp350,000, occasionally reaching Rp500,000. Baznas emphasises that ZCoffee aims to transform zakat distribution from mere consumption to productive and sustainable economic empowerment, inspiring other beneficiaries to pursue self-reliance.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:29 WIB
Juniver Girsang Highlights the Proliferation of Advocacy Organisations: It's Barbaric Already!
Juniver Girsang, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Indonesian Advocates Association SAI, has criticised the existence of over 90 advocacy organisations in Indonesia, describing the situation as "barbaric" due to their rapid and unregulated formation. During a hearing with the DPR's Commission III on revising Law No. 18 of 2003 on Advocates, he proposed establishing a National Advocates Council as the sole independent body to enhance professional standards, enforce ethics, and restore the profession's honour. Commission III Chairman Habiburokhman views the revision as a pivotal moment for the revival of the advocacy profession, which has been governed by outdated legislation for over two decades.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:28 WIB
Bahlil Urges Authorities to Thoroughly Investigate Nus Kei's Stabbing Case in Maluku
Golkar Party Chairman Bahlil Lahadalia has called on law enforcement to fully investigate the fatal stabbing of Nus Kei, the head of the party's Southeast Maluku branch, who was attacked by an unknown assailant upon arriving at the airport. Bahlil has instructed the party's secretary general to monitor the case and expressed condolences for Kei's death, which occurred due to severe bleeding and injuries to vital organs en route to hospital. The incident, occurring as Kei was set to attend a Golkar congress, underscores concerns over political violence in Indonesia and the need for swift justice.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:27 WIB
Bima Arya Says Impact of Interior Ministry Office Fire on Residents' Homes
A fire broke out at Building D of the Directorate General for Village Governance at the Ministry of Home Affairs in South Jakarta, affecting a nearby resident's garage and water tank, as reported by Deputy Minister Bima Arya Sugiarto. The blaze, which started from a pile of used goods near the clinic around 1:30 PM, spread to the first and second floors but was contained without damaging strategic documents stored in another building. Seventy-five firefighters were deployed, extinguishing the fire shortly after it was reported, highlighting vulnerabilities in government infrastructure despite no major data loss.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:24 WIB
Three Pakistani Nationals Named as Suspects in Human Smuggling to Australia via Eastern Indonesia
Indonesian immigration authorities have named three Pakistani nationals as suspects in a human smuggling operation that aimed to transport foreign nationals illegally to Australia via sea routes in eastern Indonesia. The case originated from the arrest of four Pakistani men in Maluku in September 2025, with further investigations leading to the capture of the coordinators in Tangerang. This operation highlights the ongoing collaboration between police, immigration, and prosecutors to combat illegal migration, with the suspects now facing prosecution in court.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:23 WIB
Bahlil Mourns Nus Kei's Death, Calls for Thorough Investigation of Stabbing Case
Golkar Party Chairman Bahlil Lahadalia expressed profound sorrow over the fatal stabbing of Agrapinus Rumatora, known as Nus Kei, the head of the party's Southeast Maluku branch, at Karel Sadsuitubun Ibra Airport. Bahlil urged the party's secretary-general to support the legal process and demanded a thorough investigation by law enforcement to ensure justice. The two suspects have been transferred to Ambon for further questioning amid heightened security concerns.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:22 WIB
Religious Affairs Minister: Children and women often become victims of religious radicalism
Indonesia's Minister of Religious Affairs, Nasaruddin Umar, warned that children and women are frequently the primary victims of religious radicalism, with children historically exploited in terrorism or denied general education, robbing them of their future. Speaking at the launch of the 2026-2030 Indonesia-UNICEF Country Programme Action Plan in Jakarta, he highlighted the programme's key achievements, such as vaccinating over 77 million against COVID-19 and reintegrating 105,000 children into education, and emphasised its alignment with national priorities like reducing stunting and poverty. The minister stressed the importance of incorporating religious language into these efforts, as protecting children is a profound religious mandate for all faiths, enhancing the programme's effectiveness.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:22 WIB
The State's Firmness in Child Protection
Indonesia has introduced Government Regulation Number 17 of 2025, known as PP Tunas, to safeguard children from harmful online content amid rising internet usage among youth. This regulation mandates digital platforms to filter dangerous materials, implement strict age verification, and prohibit the use of children's data for advertising or business purposes, aligning with existing laws on child protection and electronic transactions. Enacted by President Prabowo Subianto, PP Tunas underscores the nation's commitment to prioritising children's well-being in the digital space, addressing risks like exposure to violence, pornography, and mental health threats.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:22 WIB
Fuel Prices Adjusted, Eddy Soeparno Reminds That Subsidies Must Be Targeted Correctly
Eddy Soeparno, Deputy Chairman of the MPR RI from the PAN faction, has praised the government's adjustment of non-subsidised fuel prices as a commitment to protecting vulnerable groups amid global energy fluctuations and rupiah pressures. He emphasises the need for strict oversight to ensure subsidies for subsidised fuels and 3kg LPG reach only deserving recipients, while urging strategic steps to bolster national energy resilience through accelerated renewable energy development. This policy balances fiscal health with social responsibility, highlighting the urgency of transitioning from fossil fuel imports to reduce economic vulnerabilities.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:21 WIB
Maluku Regional Police Examine Two Suspected Stabbers of Nus Kei
The Maluku Regional Police have brought two suspects, HR (28) and FU (36), to Ambon for further interrogation following the fatal stabbing of Agrapinus Rumatora, known as Nus Kei, the Chairman of the DPD II of the Golkar Party in Southeast Maluku, at Langgur Airport on Sunday. The attack, which resulted in the victim's death after hospital treatment, is under investigation with the motive yet to be determined and potential involvement of other parties being explored. Police urge the public, including the victim's family and supporters, to refrain from retaliatory actions to maintain stability in the region, assuring ongoing updates on the case.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:21 WIB
Human Rights Minister states 15 civilians died in shootout in Kembru
Indonesia's Minister of Human Rights, Natalius Pigai, has reported that 15 civilians were killed in a clash between security forces and the West Papua National Liberation Army (TNPPB) in Kembru village, Central Papua, on 14 April. The ministry is taking over the case to ensure a transparent investigation into the perpetrators and motives, amid concerns over civilian casualties in the ongoing conflict. Pigai urged those responsible to come forward, noting that local communities are aware of the identities involved, to achieve justice in Papua.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:20 WIB
Chinese Electric Vehicles Flood Indonesian Market, Toyota Boss's Response Unexpected
Toyota executives in Indonesia have responded to the influx of Chinese electric vehicles not as a threat but as an opportunity for global collaboration, exemplified by their recent partnership with China's CATL to develop EV batteries involving Indonesia, China, and Japan. Emphasising a flexible strategy that includes hydrogen, BEV, and hybrid technologies, Toyota views hybrids as a strategic bridge to full electrification, contingent on sufficient market scale and consumer preferences. This approach underscores Toyota's focus on building a robust industrial foundation before fully committing to pure EVs, ensuring alignment with market readiness.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:18 WIB
Marine Research Shows Adaptation of Marine Life in Amman Area, Safeguarding NTB's Maritime Economy
A marine recolonisation study in the operational area of PT Amman Mineral Nusa Tenggara (AMNT) has revealed the rapid adaptation of marine organisms, such as shrimp, sea worms, and mussels, on tailing substrates in West Sumbawa. This finding, consistent with previous studies over two decades, underscores the natural recovery of deep-sea ecosystems impacted by industrial activities and supports the long-term preservation of Nusa Tenggara Barat's maritime economic potential. The collaborative effort between the company, IPB, and Universitas Muhammadiyah Mataram ensures transparent monitoring, balancing industrial operations with environmental conservation.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:16 WIB
Bantul Regency Government's Response After TPS 3R Sokowaten Reported for Environmental Pollution
Residents and SLBN 2 Bantul have reported the TPS 3R waste facility in Sokowaten, Bantul, to the Ombudsman for alleged environmental pollution due to waste burning, prompting a response from the Bantul Regency Government. The Head of the Environmental Office, Bambang Purwadi Nugroho, denied any burning activities, stating that waste is processed into refuse-derived fuel (RDF) instead, while acknowledging odour complaints and outlining ongoing improvements to reduce smells and prevent pollution. The facility plays a strategic role in short-term waste management until the national waste-to-energy programme in DIY becomes operational by the end of 2028.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:15 WIB
Boost Regional Revenue, Bengkulu Provincial Government Launches Vehicle Tax Amnesty
The Bengkulu Provincial Government has initiated a vehicle motor tax amnesty programme from 1 May to 31 August 2026, waiving late payment penalties to encourage compliance and boost local revenue. Governor Helmi Hasan emphasised that this is the final such initiative, responding to public demand, and it applies province-wide to all outstanding taxes. Previously, a 50% discount on re-registration fees for out-of-province vehicles was offered to facilitate administrative updates and contribute to regional income growth.
Mon, 20 Apr 2026, 18:15 WIB
Ant International, IFC, and GCash pioneer first-of-its-kind sustainability impact scorecard
Ant International, the International Finance Corporation (IFC), and GCash have launched an innovative sustainability impact scorecard designed to help Filipino micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) measure their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance. Tailored to the Philippine market and integrated with the GCash ecosystem, the tool addresses key challenges like limited financing access by providing credible benchmarks that can attract green capital and partnerships, benefiting the 99.6% of businesses that are MSMEs employing over two-thirds of the workforce. This pilot initiative, building on global commitments from COP30 and Ant's Programme Sirius, aims to scale across Asia-Pacific, fostering sustainable digital transformation and economic resilience for underserved communities.
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