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MBG Incentive Scheme Changes: SPPG Now Paid Rp2,000 per Portion Starting 5 October

The Indonesian government has revised the incentive mechanism for Nutrition Fulfilment Service Units (SPPG) under the Free Nutritious Meal (MBG) programme. Starting 5 October 2026, payments will shift from a fixed daily rate to a per-portion basis, a move economists suggest could save the state budget trillions of rupiah.

Depok Detention Centre Head Reveals How Drugs Enter Prison

The Head of the Depok Detention Centre is investigating an alleged drug party involving inmates within the facility. Authorities are currently examining 22 inmates and two officers following viral footage of the incident.

Eight Jakarta Agreements to Oversee Accelerated Development in Papua

The Executive Committee for the Acceleration of Papua Special Autonomy Development is monitoring the implementation of eight Jakarta Agreements aimed at synchronising cross-ministerial programmes. The initiative focuses on ensuring that development interventions are interconnected and contextually appropriate to meet the specific needs of the Papuan people.

This Conglomerate Holds Rp875 Trillion in Wealth but Has No Children; Here is the Fate of His Inheritance After Death

The passing of German billionaire Klaus-Michael Kühne has raised questions regarding the succession of his vast Rp875 trillion empire. Having built a massive portfolio spanning logistics, shipping, and aviation, the tycoon had established a plan for his wealth prior to his death.

Densus 88 Arrests 11 Terror Suspects Across 6 Provinces, Allegedly Connected via Online Meetings

Indonesia's elite anti-terror unit, Densus 88, has apprehended 11 terrorism suspects during simultaneous operations across six provinces. Investigations suggest the individuals were linked through virtual meetings used for indoctrination and network consolidation.

Gowa Regent to pursue legal action following Supreme Court ruling

Gowa Regent Sitti Husniah Talenrang has announced plans to pursue legal remedies after the Supreme Court upheld the Gowa Regional House of Representatives' (DPRD) motion regarding her dismissal. The Regent alleges that her right to respond was compromised due to a misdelivered official letter by PT Pos Indonesia.

Viral Drug Party in Depok Detention Centre: 22 Inmates and 2 Officers Under Investigation

Authorities at the Depok Detention Centre are investigating a viral video depicting inmates dancing and consuming drugs within the facility. The investigation involves 22 prisoners and two prison officers, with the incident being reported to the police and the Directorate General of Corrections.

Yeh Dati River Becomes Illegal Dumping Site; Tabanan Environmental Agency Cleans Up and Prepares CCTV

The Tabanan Environmental Agency, in collaboration with local authorities and community members, has conducted a massive cleanup of the Yeh Dati River following reports of illegal waste dumping. To prevent future occurrences, the agency plans to install CCTV cameras and increase surveillance through local traditional village authorities.

Viral Video of Inmates Dancing and Alleged Drug Use Causes Stir; 4 Depok Detention Centre Inmates Under Investigation

Authorities at the Depok Detention Centre are investigating a viral video showing inmates dancing while allegedly consuming narcotics. The investigation has identified four inmates and two prison officers as persons of interest in the incident.

Prabowo Summons Syahganda to Hambalang, Urging Government Communication to Move Closer to the People

President Prabowo Subianto met with the heads of the Government Communication Agency (Bakom) to discuss strengthening the agency's role in public engagement. The President emphasised that communication must be a two-way process, focusing on explaining policy rationale using simple language and actively relaying public feedback to the government.

Two New Landmasses Emerge Following Anak Krakatau Eruption: Will They Become Islands?

Recent volcanic activity from Anak Krakatau has resulted in an increase of approximately 33 hectares to the volcano's landmass. Satellite imagery has also detected two new land formations near the volcano, though experts remain uncertain if these will persist or erode.

Shocking Admission by Depok Detention Centre Head Regarding Inmates Dancing at Drug Party

The Head of the Depok Detention Centre has confirmed that a viral video depicting inmates dancing while allegedly consuming narcotics was filmed within the facility. Authorities are currently investigating the involvement of several inmates and two prison officers in the incident.

Nagekeo Deputy Regent, Gonzalo Gratianus Muga, Passes Away

The Deputy Regent of Nagekeo, Gonzalo Gratianus Muga, has passed away following a suspected heart attack. The incident occurred while he was travelling back from overseeing earthquake recovery efforts in the Flores region.

Strengthening Road Safety Technology Becomes an Investment to Prevent Fatalities and Economic Loss

Research from the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) suggests that enhancing safety technology on motorcycles can significantly reduce road fatalities and economic losses. The study highlights that advanced braking systems could potentially prevent over 100,000 deaths in Indonesia by 2045.

Indonesia steps up anthrax control after case found in Yogyakarta

The Indonesian Ministry of Agriculture has intensified disease control measures following an anthrax case detected in Gunungkidul, Yogyakarta. Authorities are conducting epidemiological investigations, vaccinations, and disinfection efforts while urging residents to avoid consuming livestock that have died suddenly.

Geo Dipa Tingkatkan Daya Saing Ekspor Indonesia dengan Energi Hijau

PT Geo Dipa Energi (Persero) is advocating for the increased use of green energy to bolster the competitiveness of Indonesian exports, particularly against strict EU emission standards. The company's President Director highlighted the need for enhanced fiscal incentives, such as tax holidays and reduced capital costs, to make renewable energy more affordable for export-oriented industries.

BI urges copyright protection for East Nusa Tenggara woven fabric

Bank Indonesia has emphasised the importance of intellectual property rights protection for East Nusa Tenggara's woven fabrics to maximise economic benefits for local communities. The initiative aims to enhance market access and integrate regional MSMEs into wider national and global supply chains.

The KM Virgo Transport 8 Tragedy: Responsibility Should Not Rest Solely with the Captain

Following the capsizing of the KM Virgo Transport 8 in the Java Sea, legal scrutiny is expanding beyond the captain to include potential corporate liability. The incident, which involved 243 passengers, has raised critical questions regarding maritime safety systems and the accountability of ship operators.

Four Injured in Morowali Clash, 75 Chinese Workers Under Police Investigation

Tensions between local residents and foreign workers in Morowali, Central Sulawesi, have led to the evacuation of 75 Chinese nationals to the Central Sulawesi Regional Police Headquarters. The clash, which resulted in four injuries, is believed to have originated from a protest at a company's operational area.

Supreme Court letter to Gowa Regent misdelivered, delayed for a month

PT Pos Indonesia has admitted to a delivery error involving a Supreme Court letter intended for the Regent of Gowa, which was mistakenly sent to a religious court. The delay prevented the Regent from responding to a legal challenge regarding her dismissal, prompting her legal team to file a report with the South Sulawesi Police to investigate potential sabotage.

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