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Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:31 WIB
22 Heavy Equipment Units at Burangkeng Landfill Cease Operations, Waste Management Disrupted
Twenty-two heavy equipment units at the Burangkeng Final Disposal Site in Bekasi Regency have stopped operating due to fuel shortages following a sharp rise in Pertamina Dex prices from Rp 14,500 to Rp 23,900 per litre, severely impacting third-party contractors. This halt has disrupted waste sorting and processing, leading to queues of rubbish trucks within the site, though no immediate effects on residents have been reported yet. Prolonged disruption could delay regular waste collection schedules in communities, potentially affecting public services.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:31 WIB
United Offers Special Prices for Three of Its Electric Motorcycle Models
United E-Motor is launching a limited-time discount programme from April to May 2026, offering on-the-road price reductions of up to tens of millions of rupiah on three electric motorcycle models, with only 100 units available. The TX3000 model drops from Rp 50.9 million to Rp 23.79 million, the TX1800 from Rp 34.9 million to Rp 18.19 million, and the T1800 from Rp 31.5 million to Rp 14.69 million in Jakarta. This initiative, as explained by United's Director Andrew Mulyadi, aims to appreciate customers and accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles in Indonesia by making them more affordable and promoting sustainable mobility.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:30 WIB
Sluggish hotel industry: Sudin Parekraf assists with promotion and training in West Jakarta
The Suku Dinas Pariwisata dan Ekonomi Kreatif (Sudin Parekraf) in West Jakarta is supporting the declining hotel industry through digital promotions, social media content creation in collaboration with local authorities, and hosting technical training sessions at hotels to boost occupancy. Statistics from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) indicate that hotel room occupancy in Jakarta fell to 51.72% for starred hotels and 36.01% for non-starred ones in February 2026, with year-on-year declines of 7.35% and 8.5% respectively, alongside short average guest stays of around 1.5 nights. This initiative highlights government efforts to revive a key sector in the capital's tourism economy amid limited budgets and predominantly domestic visitors.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:30 WIB
Renovation of Uninhabitable Houses in Menteng Tenggulun to be Completed on 15 June
Indonesia's Minister for Housing and Settlement Areas, Maruarar Sirait, announced that the renovation programme for uninhabitable houses in Menteng Tenggulun, Central Jakarta, will be fully completed by 15 June 2026, with the remaining 49 houses scheduled to start work on 30 April 2026. The initiative, named Kampung Gotong Royong, emphasises collaborative financing and management involving residents and various stakeholders, including the navy, architects, banks, and private entities, without relying on the state budget. As a pilot project, it also focuses on empowering local human resources through UMKM mentoring by bankers, with plans for replication in other major cities if successful.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:30 WIB
Hundreds of Illegally Parked Motorcycles at Lebak Bulus MRT Depot Cleared by Officials
Officials from the DKI Jakarta Provincial Transportation Agency, assisted by Public Facilities and Infrastructure Handling Officers, removed hundreds of illegally parked motorcycles from the Lebak Bulus MRT Depot area on Friday. This action forms part of broader enforcement efforts to uphold regulations around the site. The public has been urged to utilise the designated official parking areas provided to prevent such violations.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:29 WIB
"Kartini without medal": Kartika's story of teaching diaspora children
Kartika, an Indonesian teacher born in Yogyakarta in 1971, has dedicated her career to educating Indonesian diaspora children in Malaysia at SIKL, facing challenges such as administrative issues, undocumented migrants, and the risks of outreach programs in remote areas. Despite a breast cancer diagnosis in 2023 that required chemotherapy and forced absences from work, she views teaching as her lifeline, supported by students and colleagues, and continues her mission to ensure educational access for these children. Her story echoes the emancipatory spirit of national heroine RA Kartini, highlighting the Indonesian government's efforts through embassies and community centers to combat illiteracy and support repatriation among migrant families.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:29 WIB
Maruarar to Expand Slum Housing Renovation Model in Menteng to Other Regions
Indonesia's Minister for Housing and Settlement Areas, Maruarar Sirait, has announced plans to replicate the collaborative slum revitalisation model from Menteng Tenggulun in South Jakarta to major cities like Bandung and Medan. The initiative, involving partnerships with architects, private firms, and community groups, has successfully renovated 152 substandard homes without relying solely on government funding, demonstrating the effectiveness of cross-sector cooperation. This expansion aims to transform more slum areas into healthier, more productive environments, with the current project targeted for completion by mid-June 2026.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:28 WIB
As Closure Approaches, Recruitment for Red and White Fishermen's Village Staff Intensifies
The Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries reports overwhelming interest in the Red and White Fishermen's Village (KNMP) programme, with over 118,000 applicants for key positions as the national recruitment deadline nears on 24 April 2026. The initiative aims to place 5,476 skilled professionals in roles such as operational managers, production heads, quality assurors, and financial administrators across Indonesia to accelerate the development of marine and fisheries-based economic zones. This recruitment drive, aligned with the blue economy transformation, underscores the government's commitment to building integrated, modern, and competitive fisheries ecosystems that enhance coastal community welfare.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:27 WIB
Honor HP Vendor Affirms Continued Presence in Indonesia, Prepares New Products for 2026
Honor Indonesia has reaffirmed its commitment to staying in the market amid speculation of departure, attributing recent public concerns to reduced visibility. The company is preparing to launch new devices in the second quarter of 2026, including the Honor Pad X8b tablet designed for children with ad-free features and Kids Mode. This announcement underscores Honor's strategy to maintain its foothold in Indonesia's increasingly competitive smartphone sector.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:27 WIB
Export to Australia: Pupuk Indonesia Ensures Local Farmers' Stock Remains Secure
PT Pupuk Indonesia has confirmed its production readiness to support the government's plan to export 250,000 tonnes of urea to Australia, following approval from President Prabowo Subianto, while assuring that domestic needs will be fully met. The company's capacity exceeds the estimated 6.3 million tonnes required nationally, allowing for selective exports without compromising local farmers' supplies. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expressed appreciation for this initiative, highlighting its role in regional fertiliser stability.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:26 WIB
Polri Reveals Reasons for Investigating Money Laundering in Koko Erwin Drug Case
Indonesian police have intensified efforts against drug trafficking by pursuing money laundering charges to impoverish perpetrators, as explained by Brigadier General Eko Hadi Santoso. In the case of drug lord Koko Erwin, authorities have arrested his wife and two children on suspicion of laundering proceeds from his illicit activities, which involved bribing police for protection in West Nusa Tenggara. This development highlights the broader strategy to dismantle drug syndicates by targeting their financial networks and corrupt enablers.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:25 WIB
Prabowo Summons National Police Chief to Hambalang for One-Hour Discussion on National Security
President Prabowo Subianto met with National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo at his Hambalang residence for approximately one hour to discuss national security and the overall national situation across various strategic sectors. The meeting covered reports on enhancing digital transformation in public services, improving police professionalism from recruitment to operations, and efforts to maintain public security and order through community involvement. Additionally, they addressed strengthening national programmes in agriculture, food security, nutritious meals, rapid disaster response, and improved public services, underscoring the administration's focus on integrated security and development initiatives.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:25 WIB
Purbaya Confident Economy to Grow 5.7 Percent in Q2 2026
Indonesian Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa expressed confidence that the economy will achieve 5.7 percent growth in the second quarter of 2026, supported by ongoing government stimulus measures. Despite challenges such as rising prices due to global energy costs and the absence of major religious holidays, Purbaya assured that any slowdowns would be monitored and addressed through improved cash management and accelerated spending by ministries. This optimism follows a 5.11 percent growth rate for 2025, with Q1 2026 data pending release.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:25 WIB
Prabowo Summons Police Chief Listyo to Hambalang to Discuss Security and MBG
President Prabowo Subianto met with Indonesian National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo at his Hambalang residence to discuss critical issues including national security and the overall national situation across various sectors. The meeting highlighted progress on Polri's priority programmes, such as digital transformation in public services to enhance efficiency and transparency, and ongoing efforts to improve public security and order with community involvement. Discussions also covered synergies between Polri and other institutions to bolster national programmes in agriculture, food security, nutritious meals, rapid disaster response, and public service improvements.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:24 WIB
335 Hajj pilgrims from Agam to depart in late April
Agam Regency in West Sumatra will send 335 hajj pilgrims, divided into two flight groups, departing for the Holy Land on 29 April and 8 May 2026, marking the first year under a dedicated Ministry for Hajj and Umrah separate from the Ministry of Religious Affairs. The pilgrims, who registered 12 to 13 years ago, face a waiting period now extended to 26 years, highlighting the growing demand for hajj slots in Indonesia. Local officials urged the pilgrims to maintain physical health and pray for the regency's protection from disasters, while praising the central government's strategic move to enhance hajj services through specialised administration.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:24 WIB
Jakarta Goes Dark for One Hour on Saturday Night, Monas to HI Roundabout Included
The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government will switch off lights across the city for one hour on Saturday evening, 25 April 2026, from 8:30 to 9:30 PM WIB, to commemorate Earth Day and reduce carbon emissions in the capital. The blackout will affect major roads, office buildings, shopping centres, hotels, and iconic landmarks such as Monas and Bundaran HI, building on a similar initiative last year that saved 439.76 MWh of electricity, Rp 636 million economically, and reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 365.53 tonnes of CO2. This environmental action underscores Jakarta's commitment to sustainable urban practices amid growing climate concerns.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:23 WIB
Rekosistem strengthens circular economy ecosystem through points scheme and factory partnerships
Rekosistem is bolstering Indonesia's circular economy by implementing a points-based incentive system that rewards households for sorting waste, convertible to rupiah value, while partnering with 20 to 30 recycling factories to process collected materials into industrial raw inputs. The platform has seen waste volumes rise from 1-2 tonnes to 3-5 tonnes monthly, with collaborators like MR.DIY and Pandawara Group highlighting the initiative's role in fostering sustainable business practices, economic impacts, and behavioural change among the public. By accepting various waste types such as plastics, metals, and electronics, and viewing complementary technologies like waste-to-energy as enhancers rather than threats, Rekosistem contributes to a more integrated national waste management system.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:23 WIB
Jakarta Provincial Government to Switch Off Lights Simultaneously Three Times, Monas and Protocol Roads to Go Dark
The Jakarta Provincial Government plans to conduct three simultaneous light switch-offs in 2026 to mark Earth Day, World Environment Day, and International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer, targeting government buildings, private commercial structures, and major roads to promote energy savings and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This initiative implements Governor's Instruction No. 14 of 2021 and aims to raise public awareness on environmental protection, while exempting essential services like hospitals and clinics. Key locations include areas around Monas, Sudirman-Thamrin, and various city halls, underscoring Jakarta's commitment to sustainable urban practices.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:23 WIB
Indonesia's Solar Panel Industry Pressured by US Tariffs, Government Strengthens Domestic Market
The Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources is assessing the impact of high US tariffs on solar panels from Indonesia, ranging from 86% to 143.3%, which particularly affect export volumes to the US. In response, the government is prioritising the acceleration of domestic solar power plant development, starting with a 17 GW capacity as part of a broader 100 GW target for renewable energy to bolster the local market. This move aims to balance the export setbacks by enhancing self-sufficiency in solar energy infrastructure.
Fri, 24 Apr 2026, 18:22 WIB
Effective Strategies for Managing SME Finances to Ensure Stability
Micro, small, and medium enterprises (SMEs) form the backbone of Indonesia's economy, contributing over 56% to GDP and employing nearly 97% of the workforce, yet many struggle with financial management that can determine their survival. This article outlines seven practical strategies, including separating personal and business finances, maintaining regular records, prioritising expenditures, and building emergency funds, to help SME owners achieve stability. It also highlights the role of accessible online lending platforms like Adapundi, which offers quick, low-interest loans compliant with OJK regulations, providing a vital lifeline for businesses facing cash flow challenges.
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