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Jakarta 1 year ago
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Jakarta enters new chapter under Pramono
Jakarta is ready for a new chapter under governor Pramono Anung, who is expected to be able to bridge the gap between the city’s different political groups owing to his reputation as the guy that everybody likes, and despite glitches in the beginning of his term.
Jakarta 1 year ago
Pramono to introduce free breakfast in Jakarta’s schools
Jakarta governor-elect Pramono Anung will launch a free breakfast program for students during his first 100 days in office. School canteen vendors as well as small and medium enterprises (SMEs) will participate in the program.
Regional Elections 1 year ago
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Pramono sweeps Jakarta race as KPU braces for legal challenge
KPU Jakarta has announced the PDI-P candidate’s victory in the three-horse race, but the city’s denizens must still wait for a formal announcement of their new governor and deputy governor as rival KIM pair Ridwan-Suswono prepares to mount a challenge.
Regional Elections 1 year ago
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Ridwan gears up for runoff despite rival claiming single-round victory
Political parties backing Jakarta gubernatorial candidate Ridwan Kamil have begun gearing up for a runoff election despite his main rival having already claimed a single-round victory and the General Elections Commission (KPU) yet to announce the results.
Regional Elections 1 year ago
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Pramono claims victory, Ridwan waits for final tally in Jakarta race
Jakarta gubernatorial candidate Pramono Anung claims a single-round victory in the Jakarta gubernatorial election, citing a real count result that found him winning more than 50 percent of vote in the city.
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