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Science & Tech 2 years ago
Ensuring the neutrality of public servants
Civil servants are citizens who also have political rights, especially when determining their choices during general elections. However, in their daily activities and public service functions, civil servants are required to maintain neutrality and stay away from anything that may appear biased toward any presidential and vice presidential candidates, political parties or legislative candidates.
Tech 2 years ago
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Internet providers say cutthroat competition causes slow speeds
Many internet business players have called for government intervention to deal with the excessive number of internet service providers (ISPs) saturating the market, which they blamed for fueling cutthroat competition and dragging down efforts to improve the country’s internet quality.
Politics 2 years ago
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Ex-communications minister gets 15 years in prison for corruption
The Jakarta Corruption Court sentenced former communications and information minister Johnny G. Plate to 15 years in prison on Wednesday for accepting kickbacks worth billions of rupiah from inflated procurement contracts for a government 4G telephony project.
