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Opinion 4 years ago
PREMIUM
Doping ban: Trouble we’re in for sweeping problems under the rug
As per WADA’s demand, Indonesia needs to cooperate with another national antidoping agency to act as a supervisor for LADI in future works, including in conducting testing and hosting several scheduled international sporting events.
Business 5 years ago
Australia pledges $566 million in push for digital business compliance
Australia said it will spend A$800 million (US$566 million) on measures to help businesses take their administration and regulatory compliance online, citing higher demand due to changes brought by the COVID-19 pandemic.
National 5 years ago
Palace tightens protocols following COVID-19 scares
Health protocols have been more strictly enforced on the Presidential Palace grounds in recent weeks, including for state guests and embedded journalists, following repeated incidents of COVID-19 transmission in close proximity to President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo.
National 5 years ago
Jakarta collects Rp 1 billion in fines as it reopens the economy
The Jakarta administration is amassing a significant amount of money from city residents who seem not to care about flouting COVID-19 health protocols, as the capital approaches the end of the extended transition from large-scale social restrictions (PSBB) on Thursday.
City 5 years ago
‘Don’t be satisfied with numbers’: Doubts remain as Jakarta officials claim epidemic under control
Jakarta, the first epicenter of the COVID-19 epidemic in Indonesia, has reportedly brought the outbreak “under control”, officials have said, in a statement that has raised eyebrows as new cases still appear in the city.
Business 6 years ago
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MSMEs struggle to understand, comply with halal certification
One business owner said Indonesia did not need to make halal certification mandatory since the country is predominantly Muslim and she was confident that people, even outside of Islam, would not serve or let a Muslim person eat haram food.
