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Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:32 WIB
Bogor Deputy Mayor Emerges After Three-Week Absence, Reveals Reasons for Absence
Jenal Mutaqin reappeared after a three-week absence, denying illness and stating he needed total rest. He attended Bogor City Hall on 5 March 2026 to pay taxes and insisted his absence was not due to sickness, though he is still recovering. He disclosed that his condition is gout and that his wife has supported him at home, with his personal social media accounts deactivated to aid recovery.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:30 WIB
A Case of Office Infidelity? Here Are Four Steps Companies Can Take
UNIQLO Indonesia recommends forming a cross‑functional committee to handle allegations of employee infidelity, ensuring due process and objective evaluation. The process includes verifying evidence, conducting in-depth investigations, and assessing the impact on operational performance before any action is taken.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:29 WIB
Nadiem says he may need to undergo further surgery as his health declines
Nadiem Anwar Makarim, Indonesia's Minister of Education, Culture, Research and Technology (2019–2024), says MRI results indicate his health is deteriorating and a potential need for another operation. He has previously undergone surgery and intensive care, which led to delays in his testimony at a corruption trial; today he appeared in court alongside witnesses and co-defendant Ibrahim Arief. The case concerns alleged misprocurement of Chromebooks and CDM in the Kemendikbudristek programme (2019–2022) with substantial state losses and allegations that funds were diverted from PT AKAB via Gojek and Google.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:29 WIB
Indonesia eyes export gains amid supply disruptions
The article explains how geopolitical instability in the Middle East could disrupt global supply chains, creating opportunities for Indonesia to fill gaps in several export markets. The Trade Ministry plans to map less-affected markets and work with exporters to address technical challenges, expanding connections with Southeast Asian and African buyers to sustain growth amid global disruptions.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:29 WIB
Hadith: The Muslim Ummah Is Like Foam, Yet They Love the World and Fear Death
The hadith warns that, despite numerical strength, Muslims can be weak in spirit if afflicted by al-wahn — the love of worldly pleasures and fear of death. It calls for strengthening faith, personal reform, and unity to resist oppression and uphold goodness as taught in Islam.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:29 WIB
Two Peak Mudik Traffic Waves Predicted for 14–15 and 18–19 March 2026
Indonesia's traffic authorities predict two peak mudik waves for Lebaran 2026, on 14–15 and 18–19 March. They say they have prepared personnel, posts, and surveillance measures across key locations, including toll roads, rest areas, transport hubs, tourist sites, and places of worship, to manage congestion and safety during the pilgrimage exodus.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:28 WIB
Ministry of Transportation Allocates 6,000 Free Mudik Ferry Tickets for Kendari–Raha–Baubau Route
The Indonesian Ministry of Transportation (Kemenhub), via the Directorate General of Sea Transportation (Hubla), has set aside about 6,000 free ferry tickets for residents planning to mudik along the Kendari–Raha–Baubau route in Southeast Sulawesi. The quota is separate from the Sulawesi Tenggara provincial government's roughly 7,000 tickets, with registration at Nusantara Kendari Port and specific dates for Raha–Kendari departures. Registration cannot be delegated or resold.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:28 WIB
Rupiah Weakens, IHSG Rises as Investors Hunt Cheap Stocks
The rupiah weakened to Rp16,905 per US dollar as the dollar index rose amid escalating US–Israel–Iran tensions, while the Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) gained. Domestic demand for government bonds helped limit the rupiah's decline, with benchmark yields easing across several tenors and the JISDOR firming to Rp16,886 per USD.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:27 WIB
KPK Discovers Efforts by Pati Officials to Orchestrate Witness Testimony for Regent Sudewo
Two Pati officials are suspected of orchestrating witness statements in a case of alleged extortion linked to village-level appointments. The KPK has named four suspects following an arrest operation and has detained them for 20 days; witnesses are urged to cooperate and tell the truth. The four suspects face charges under the Indonesian anticorruption statute, with detention and formal charges announced by the agency.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:26 WIB
Smart Ways to Manage Your THR for Singles and Families
Budgeting for THR is essential to avoid overspending during Lebaran. The piece contrasts the needs of singles and those with families, urging people to identify all Raya-related expenses and prioritise them, starting with charitable giving. It recommends capping charitable spending at 20-25% of the total THR, using the example of Rp10 million yielding about Rp2 million for zakat, infak, sedekah, and related gifts.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:25 WIB
Indonesia's Rules Going Global, Erdogan's Aides Want In
Indonesia's digital-regulation narrative is expanding to an international stage as Turkey considers child-access restrictions for social media. The AKP government in Turkey has proposed banning social media use for under-15s, with age-verification and parental-control measures, and penalties for non-compliance. The piece links Indonesia's PP Tunas policy and Australia’s December 2025 rules to illustrate a broader global trend in protecting children online.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:24 WIB
Bigmo and Resbob Finally Named Suspects in Azizah Salsha Defamation Case, Bareskrim Speaks Out
Two prominent YouTubers Adimas Firdaus (Resbob) and Muhammad Jannah (Bigmo) have been named as suspects in a defamation case brought by Nurul Azizah Rosiade, also known as Azizah Salsha. Police say the case has moved to the investigation stage and plan to summon them for further questioning, after mediation attempts between the parties failed. The case, linked to a viral social media allegation involving a public figure, highlights the criminal dimension of online defamation in Indonesia.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:24 WIB
To Prevent Further Deterioration, Residents Fill Potholes on Arif Rahman Hakim Street in Depok
Locals on Arif Rahman Hakim Street in Depok have begun filling potholes to curb further road damage. They say some holes reach 10–15 centimetres in depth, and repairs are now largely self-organised as heavy traffic—particularly trucks and angkot—continues to wear the road. A section near Pasar Kemiri Muka to Jalan Margonda Raya spans about 10–12 metres, with holes filled with rubble and some areas waterlogged.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:24 WIB
Roti Romi Menteng criticised over plating and flies in drinks as owner speaks out
The Menteng branch of Roti Romi faced a viral backlash after customers complained about unhygienic plating, flies in drinks, and substandard portions. The owner apologised and said the surge in messages overwhelmed staff during the outlet's opening, underscoring tensions between food service quality and customer expectations.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:23 WIB
Motorcyclist Killed After Being Run Over by TransJakarta Bus on Gunung Sahari, Triggered by Busway Encroachment
A motorcyclist was killed after being run over by a Transjakarta bus on Gunung Sahari, central Jakarta, following an attempt to enter the busway. The other rider was injured, and police are investigating; the driver was reportedly healthy at the time. The incident underscores road safety concerns around bus lanes and enforcement of busway rules.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:22 WIB
Stockbit and Bibit Grow Rapidly, Digital Talent the Key
Stockbit and Bibit report robust growth amid fierce fintech competition, supported by higher transaction volumes, expanding user bases and a focus on digital talent. With transactions reaching Rp107 trillion in February 2026 and millions of active users, they aim to deepen financial literacy and inclusion while expanding product development and security in 2026.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:22 WIB
Palestinian National Jailed in Bali for Possessing Various Narcotics
A Palestinian man in Bali has been sentenced to two years and six months’ imprisonment for possessing cannabis, methamphetamine and ecstasy found in his boarding house room, with a Rp200 million fine and asset-seizure provisions. The court rejected the prosecution’s request for a harsher sentence, citing mitigating factors such as no prior convictions and remorse. The case stemmed from information received by Bali’s National Narcotics Agency, leading to a raid on a Kos-kosan in Kerobokan, Badung.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:22 WIB
Senior Muhammadiyah, MUI, and NU Leaders Attend Prabowo's Iftar Invitation
A number of leaders from Indonesia's major Muslim organisations — Muhammadiyah, MUI, and Nahdlatul Ulama — attended an iftar hosted by President Prabowo Subianto at the Presidential Palace in Jakarta on 5 March 2026. Anwar Iskandar said the MUI had only received the invitation a day before the event, and while the main aim was breaking the fast together, he hoped invited religious figures would be able to discuss current issues with Prabowo. Deputy Speaker Ahmad Muzani suggested the president may use the occasion to seek input from religious leaders on matters including Indonesia's stance on the Board of Peace.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:21 WIB
Air crash victims may sue aircraft manufacturers
Victims or heirs of aviation accidents may seek compensation not only from airlines but also from aircraft manufacturers, underpinned by the principle of strict liability in consumer protection law. The discussion, grounded in a book by aviation law experts, cites the Sriwijaya Air SJ182 case where heirs pursued Boeing, and advocates expanded accountability and regulatory review.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 17:21 WIB
Central Papua Health Office optimises early HIV detection at primary health centres
The Central Papua Health Office is expanding early HIV detection at puskesmas to curb transmission, emphasising destigmatisation and lifelong ARV treatment for PLWHA. As of February 2026, about 24,777 residents in Central Papua have been affected by HIV/AIDS, with Nabire and Mimika registering the largest caseloads; officials credit increased testing and outreach campaigns for greater awareness.
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