Analysis: Ownership and demand for kitchen appliances on the rise
-
Debnath Guharoy
Roy Morgan
|
Tue, September 28 2010
| 09:38 am

PREMIUM The transition from kerosene to gas stoves in recent years reflects the progress being made across the country. Today, over 80 percent of Indonesia’s households have gas. That’s 92 percent in the Top 20 cities, 84 percent of other urban homes and 75 percent of rural. Very soon, the old kerosene stove will become a collector’s item. But gas bottles exploding all too often are not helping the ...
- Amorous couples, sex workers whipped in Aceh
- Indonesia seeks to lure Chinese tourists to destinations outside Bali
- BREAKING: Government sacks Pertamina chief
- Two Palestinians killed by Israeli fire as Gaza protests dwindle
- Rupiah weakens to almost Rp 13,900 against US dollar
- Malindo Air flight suffers runway excursion in Kathmandu
- Google is Indonesia's powerful weapon in war on illegal fishing
- Insight: Fair trade for palm oil, please!
- Opposition questions Jokowi’s policy on foreign workers
- Prabowo's presidential bid hangs in the balance
More Stories



Gena Lysistrata Professional in children education, community development and poverty research
Why many 'Kartini' study abroad: A reflection from Australia

