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Companies 1 month ago
Gojek’s Ramadan campaign focuses on making connection easier
As Ramadan unfolds amid increasingly fast-paced and dynamic lifestyles, Gojek has launched its latest campaign, “Pasti Ada Jalan Silaturahmi Pakai Gojek”, aimed at helping Indonesians stay connected with family and friends throughout Ramadan.
Front Row 2 years ago
PNM Cares: Aid for orphans nationwide in Ramadan
As an expression of gratitude to welcome the month of Ramadan, PT Permodalan Nasional Madani (PNM) through its PNM Cares program on March 4 conducted simultaneous aid distributions to orphans at 62 PNM branches across Indonesia. More than 3,000 packages were distributed at the branches, while at the PNM headquarters at the PNM Tower, Kuningan, South Jakarta, 200 aid packages were distributed to orphans, all of whom are still in elementary school. This Ramadan Welcoming Thanksgiving activity was a manifestation of PNM's concern for providing benefits to orphans, with the hope that this activity can bring blessings and happiness to them throughout the month of Ramadan.
Economy 3 years ago
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Two million tonne rice import plan puts govt on tightrope
Govt has laid out a plan to import 2 million tonnes of rice in 2023 to fill the diminishing government rice reserves (CBP), but the move has sparked a backlash from farmers over concerns of declining farmgate prices.
National 5 years ago
Coronavirus outbreak may end in June with 'mudik' ban: IDI
IDI deputy chairman Slamet Budiarto said the mudik (exodus) ban, coupled with the extension of large-scale social restrictions (PSBB) currently in place in virus-plagued areas, would help clamp down on COVID-19 transmission.
