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National 6 years ago
Olympic medalist admits to delivering bribes to former sports minister
Taufik told the courtroom that he had transported money to former youth and sports minister Imam Nahrawi's personal assistant, Miftahul Ulum, but denied that he had accepted bribes from the ministry official.
Sports 6 years ago
National Games in Papua in limbo as COVID-19 worsens
The fate of the first-ever National Games (PON) to be held in Indonesia’s easternmost province this year hangs in the balance, as it appears likely that the PON will become the latest major sporting event to be adversely affected by COVID-19.
Sports 6 years ago
Sports leagues tighten their belts as COVID-19 sweeps through the nation
For the past few weeks, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the sporting world to cancel some of the world’s most anticipated competitions. The effects of the coronavirus are not lost on the Indonesian sporting scene, as professional sporting competitions are forced to grapple with the financial impacts of the disease.
Sports 6 years ago
Experts say sports ministry’s COVID-19 protocol too little too late
The Youth and Sports Ministry finally released a protocol on how to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the sporting world on Tuesday night, in what some considered a rather tardy move amid the rapidly growing global fear of contagion.
Sports 6 years ago
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Ministry must resolve Indonesia’s mismanaged wrestling, table tennis and hockey: Observer
The Indonesian federations for wrestling, table tennis and indoor field hockey each had their own reasons for failing to compete at the recent 30th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in the Philippines.
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