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Civil service returns ‘in full force’ after Idul Fitri holiday
National 8 months ago

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Civil service returns ‘in full force’ after Idul Fitri holiday

The attendance rate on Monday reached 96.1 percent, up from 93 percent last year.
KPK's war within
Editorial 10 months ago

KPK's war within

This week 114 KPK investigators signed a petition to the commission’s leaders, in which they c...
Jokowi urged to reform, not add more ministries
National 11 months ago

Jokowi urged to reform, not add more ministries

In front of the President and a number of Cabinet ministers, Agus suggested that the government focu...
Perpetual licensing problems
Editorial 11 months ago

Perpetual licensing problems

This is not easy because licensing procedures are notorious for corruption. No wonder there has been...
Jakartans hope for leaders who respond to, solve their problems
City 11 months ago

Jakartans hope for leaders who respond to, solve their problems

The reshuffle, which affected 1,125 city officials, including 15 echelon II officials, 274 from eche...
Faith (field) no more
Editorial 11 months ago

Faith (field) no more

Even for those who subscribed to minority faiths recognized by the government, the bureaucracy could...
Expediting customs clearance
Editorial 1 year ago

Expediting customs clearance

E-governance will improve the collection of international trade data and, most importantly, virtuall...
Another e-ID card saga
Editorial 1 year ago

Another e-ID card saga

The recent findings of thousands of discarded e-ID cards, deliberately or not, in several areas acro...
We need meaningful debates
Editorial 1 year ago

We need meaningful debates

But we are still waiting for meaningful debate on economic and social issues, the public’s gre...
Can we improve the quality of Indonesian public service?
Opinion 1 year ago

Can we improve the quality of Indonesian public service?

Statistics Indonesia (BPS) reveals that Indonesian civil servants in 2017 exceeded 4.3 million.
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