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Sun, 26 Apr 2026, 02:14 WIB
Kodam XIV collaborates with Sulsel Provincial Government on RLH/RTLH construction
The Hasanuddin Military Regional Command (Kodam XIV) and the South Sulawesi Provincial Government have signed a memorandum of understanding to build habitable houses (RLH) and rehabilitate uninhabitable ones (RTLH) for low-income residents. This initiative, signed by Major General Bangun Nawoko and Jufri Rahman, underscores the Indonesian National Armed Forces' (TNI) role in supporting civilian welfare alongside military duties, focusing on disaster-affected communities. The collaboration also highlights ongoing infrastructure projects, such as bridge constructions, to enhance regional development and unity.
Sun, 26 Apr 2026, 01:52 WIB
AHY Impressed by Mrican Village in Sleman, Once Slum, Now Neatly Organised
Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono, the Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development, visited Kampung Mrican in Sleman on Friday, expressing admiration for its transformation from a slum into a well-organised and habitable community. The revitalisation project, initiated in 2023 by the Ministry of Public Works and People's Housing, has successfully cleaned up waste-strewn areas, including riverbanks, resulting in a cleaner, greener, and healthier environment. This initiative serves as a model for urban renewal efforts in densely populated Indonesian areas, highlighting effective government intervention in improving living conditions.
Sun, 26 Apr 2026, 01:16 WIB
Rp253.6 Billion Allocated by Provincial Government, 103 Private Schools Free in Jakarta
The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government has allocated Rp253.6 billion to provide free education at 103 private schools, expanding access for underprivileged families across primary, secondary, and special needs levels in the capital's five administrative cities. This initiative, formalised under Governor's Decree No. 312 of 2025, includes ongoing funding for 40 continuing schools for 12 months and six months for 63 new recipients starting in 2026, aiming to break cycles of poverty through inclusive education. Complementary programmes like the Jakarta Smart Card (KJP) and Jakarta Outstanding Student Card (KJMU) will continue, underscoring the government's commitment to quality education for all.
Sun, 26 Apr 2026, 01:03 WIB
Andra Soni to Assist Baduy Tribe in Conducting Rituals to Preserve Nature in Ujung Kulon
Banten Governor Andra Soni has pledged support for the Baduy community's rituals aimed at preserving the environment in areas like Sanghyang Sirah and Gunung Honje within Ujung Kulon, following their traditional Seba visit to the provincial capital. During the event, the Baduy leaders emphasised their ancestral commitment to protecting mountains and valleys, urging ongoing harmony between humans and nature. This collaboration highlights the provincial government's efforts to integrate indigenous practices into broader environmental conservation policies in Banten.
Sun, 26 Apr 2026, 00:49 WIB
Rano Karno pushes for Jakarta to become a global creative city
Jakarta's Deputy Governor Rano Karno has pledged to revitalise creative spaces across the city to boost the local economy through the creative industries, arts, and culture, with a particular focus on activating Taman Ismail Marzuki as a hub for collaboration and innovation. He emphasised integrating local Betawi cultural heritage with modern innovations to foster a distinctive creative economy that empowers young people and strengthens Jakarta's identity as a global cultural city. The initiative was highlighted during the opening of the Jazz Goes to Campus event, which is seen as a platform for economic growth and cultural preservation.
Sun, 26 Apr 2026, 00:38 WIB
YARSI University develops AI innovation to assist doctors in ICU
Universitas YARSI is developing an artificial intelligence (AI) programme to support doctors in intensive care units (ICUs) by analysing patient data such as blood and respiratory metrics to recommend medications, thereby reducing decision-making time from hours to minutes and enhancing patient safety. The AI also aids in diagnosing congenital genital abnormalities in newborns, addressing the shortage of urologists in Indonesia, where only around 700 specialists exist, predominantly in Java, despite one in 300 children being affected. This innovation, funded by grants from Korea, Japan, and domestic sources, underscores YARSI's commitment to leveraging technology to improve healthcare accessibility and outcomes in underserved areas.
Sun, 26 Apr 2026, 00:32 WIB
Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education: Distance Learning for Secondary Education Offers New Hope to Reduce Out-of-School Children
The Indonesian Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education has launched a distance learning (PJJ) programme for secondary education, aiming to significantly reduce the number of out-of-school children (ATS) across various regions, including remote areas and Indonesian communities abroad. Schools such as SIKK in Malaysia, SMAN 1 Ternate in North Maluku, and SMAN 2 Padalarang in West Java are actively preparing to implement the programme, collaborating with partner institutions to reach students facing access barriers, including those who have dropped out or work. This initiative is seen as an effective solution to expand educational opportunities, with plans for further expansion to include working students, underscoring the government's commitment to equitable education.
Sun, 26 Apr 2026, 00:27 WIB
Grant Injection of Rp3.3 Billion Boosts Modernisation of PMI DIY Medical Equipment
The Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) branches across the Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY) have received a Rp3.3 billion grant for medical equipment, aimed at enhancing health services and emergency response capabilities in their clinics. Delivered by Deputy Governor KGPAA Paku Alam X, the aid—supported by PMI Central, the Asia-Europe Foundation, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, and the Japanese Red Cross—includes modern devices such as EKG machines, 2D ultrasound units, and Automated External Defibrillators. This initiative underscores the importance of upgraded facilities in providing optimal, professional healthcare to a broader community, aligning with regional efforts to strengthen public health infrastructure.
Sun, 26 Apr 2026, 00:22 WIB
Agansa Brings Upstream-to-Downstream Textile Technology Innovations to IndoIntertex 2026
PT Agansa Primatama is showcasing integrated textile technology solutions from upstream to downstream at the IndoIntertex 2026 exhibition in Jakarta, highlighting innovations across the entire supply chain supported by 22 global principals. The company's booth emphasises efficiency, sustainability, and comprehensive industrial solutions, drawing significant visitor interest amid industry uncertainties. This participation underscores the growing focus on technological integration and production optimisation in Southeast Asia's textile sector.
Sun, 26 Apr 2026, 00:21 WIB
Sabam: Perkupi ready to realise interfaith peace and Asta Cita
Sabam Sinaga, Chairman of the Indonesian Pentecostal Community Harmony Association (Perkupi), has reaffirmed his organisation's commitment to fostering interfaith harmony and supporting President Prabowo Subianto's Asta Cita vision during the inauguration of Perkupi's DKI Jakarta board in Jakarta. By strengthening regional organisational structures, Perkupi aims to create a conducive environment for religious coexistence and collaborate with the government to build a peaceful society amid Indonesia's diversity. The event saw Gibson Sihombing appointed as Jakarta's Perkupi leader, with attendance from Jakarta Deputy Governor Rano Karno and other national figures.
Sun, 26 Apr 2026, 00:17 WIB
Pramono's Special Staff Urges Public to Support Vision of Jakarta as a Global City
Chico Hakim, Special Staff to the Governor of DKI Jakarta for Social Communications and initiator of the Jakarta Social Communications Network, has called on Jakarta residents to support the development programmes of Governor Pramono Anung and Deputy Governor Rano Karno. Speaking at a silaturahmi and halalbihalal event titled 'Weaving Silaturahmi, Strengthening Brotherhood' at Teras Lenteng Agung in South Jakarta, Hakim highlighted the network's role in fostering collaboration and forming volunteer groups to advance Jakarta's vision as a national economic hub and advanced global city. The event, attended by over 1,300 people from diverse backgrounds, underscored the area's transformation into a vibrant public space for social and economic activities, initiated by the provincial government.
Sun, 26 Apr 2026, 00:15 WIB
103 Children Once Placed at Little Aresha Yogya Daycare, 53 Experienced Physical and Verbal Abuse
Police in Yogyakarta raided the Little Aresha Daycare following a former employee's report of inhumane treatment, revealing that out of 103 children placed there, 53 had suffered physical and verbal abuse, primarily infants and toddlers under two years old. The abuse is suspected to have occurred over a long period, with ongoing marathon interrogations of suspects. The Yogyakarta Special Region government has condemned the violence, vowing no tolerance and providing psychosocial support to victims and families through integrated services, underscoring the need to protect children's rights.
Sun, 26 Apr 2026, 00:10 WIB
Criticised Over Rp 125 Million Massage Chair, East Kalimantan Governor: 'I Drive Alone'
East Kalimantan Governor Rudy Mas'ud has faced sharp public criticism over the purchase of a Rp 125 million massage chair, following earlier controversies involving a Rp 25 billion renovation of his official residence and an Rp 8.5 billion official vehicle. Defending the expenditure, the governor explained that the chair is essential for his physical well-being due to the long, solitary drives he undertakes in his official duties, often covering thousands of kilometres without publicity. He emphasised that the item was part of the official 2024/2025 provincial budget and urged the public to offer prayers rather than bullying, while appreciating a recent large-scale demonstration against regional spending bloat as constructive input for government evaluation.
Sun, 26 Apr 2026, 00:03 WIB
Gulkarmat Urges Public Not to Burn Rubbish to Prevent Fires
The Head of the North Jakarta Fire and Rescue Sub-Department, Budi Haryono, has called on residents to stop burning rubbish indiscriminately following a major fire at an illegal waste dump in Kelapa Gading that scorched 5,000 square metres and required 11 fire trucks and an excavator to extinguish. The incident, exacerbated by hot weather and strong winds, originated from deliberate rubbish burning that spread uncontrollably. Jakarta Provincial Government warns that such actions violate local regulations, with fines up to Rp500,000 under Perda No. 4/2019 on waste management, highlighting the environmental and safety risks involved.
Sun, 26 Apr 2026, 00:02 WIB
Testimony of Victim's Parent at Little Aresha Daycare in Jogja: My Child's Hands Were Handcuffed
Parents of children at Little Aresha Daycare in Yogyakarta have expressed outrage over allegations of child abuse and neglect, leading dozens to demand legal clarity from police on 25 April 2026. One parent, Choi, recounted discovering her child lying naked on the floor with hands and feet bound by cloth, not swaddled, after less than a month at the facility. The incident highlights concerns over inadequate oversight, including the lack of live CCTV access for parents and unusual pickup protocols requiring advance notification.
Sun, 26 Apr 2026, 00:01 WIB
Child Abuse Case at Little Aresha Daycare in Yogyakarta Uncovered from Former Employee's Report
The child abuse case at Little Aresha Daycare in Yogyakarta came to light following a report from a former employee who witnessed inhumane treatment, prompting a police raid on 24 April 2026 that uncovered 53 verified victims among 103 children, ranging from newborns to toddlers under two. The Yogyakarta Special Region government has vowed zero tolerance, coordinating psychosocial support for victims and families through agencies like DP3AP2 and KPAI, while pushing for transparent legal proceedings. This incident highlights critical gaps in childcare oversight, underscoring the need for stricter regulations to protect vulnerable children in Indonesia.
Sat, 25 Apr 2026, 23:59 WIB
Cabinet Secretary Meets Labour Minister to Discuss Internship Programme and Vocational Training for SMK Graduates
Cabinet Secretary Teddy Indra Wijaya met with Labour Minister Yassierli in Jakarta to discuss strategic government initiatives in the employment sector, including the National Internship Programme for 2025–2026, which currently involves 100,000 participants out of an initial 400,000 registrants. The programme provides work experience, mentorship, and monthly wages aligned with the regional minimum wage, encouraging university graduates to participate, with plans to expand quotas and enhance quality for the 2026–2027 period. Additionally, they addressed vocational training programmes targeted at SMK graduates, factory workers, and domestic workers to improve skills and welfare, particularly for outsourced and household labourers.
Sat, 25 Apr 2026, 23:58 WIB
Five Years of Effort: GKR Mangkubumi Expresses Hope for YIA Hajj Embarkation to Continue Annually
After five years of persistent efforts by local government and stakeholders, the inaugural Hajj embarkation at Yogyakarta International Airport (YIA) took place on 21 April 2026, marking a significant milestone for the Special Region of Yogyakarta. This innovative hotel-based model, the first of its kind in Indonesia, utilises nearby hotels as transit facilities for pilgrims, addressing infrastructure limitations and fostering partnerships with the hospitality sector. GKR Mangkubumi, the eldest daughter of the Yogyakarta Palace, voiced optimism for its annual continuation, with the embarkation set to serve 9,320 pilgrims from DIY and southern Central Java this year.
Sat, 25 Apr 2026, 23:53 WIB
GMNI: The Trisakti Concept Must Be Applied in Governing
Arief Hidayat, Chairman of the GMNI Alumni Association, urges the Indonesian government to align its policies with Soekarno's Trisakti concept, emphasising political sovereignty, economic independence, and cultural identity, which remains relevant amid uncertain geopolitics. He also advocates referencing the Dasasila Bandung principles to foster safe geopolitics and global welfare, particularly in addressing escalating Middle East conflicts. Furthermore, Arief calls on national elements and GMNI members to bolster national solidarity, political and economic stability, and national interests to ensure Indonesia's resilience and competitiveness on the global stage.
Sat, 25 Apr 2026, 23:53 WIB
Promoting the Nickel Battery Industry, Indonesia Targets Energy Independence
The Ikatan Alumni Geologi Institut Teknologi Bandung (IAGL ITB) is urging the Indonesian government to bolster the nickel-based battery industry ecosystem as a key strategy for achieving national energy independence amid global geopolitical pressures. This involves integrating energy policies beyond just boosting oil and gas production to include downstream processing of strategic resources like nickel, essential for electric vehicles and energy storage systems, alongside aggressive exploration and coal utilisation. With Indonesia's vast nickel potential capable of generating over 1 TWh of electricity and significant coal reserves, these efforts aim to enhance energy security, add economic value, and accelerate the transition to clean energy.
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