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Belanda Depok was once a pejorative, or mocking name, given to the old communities of Depok, a region found between Jakarta and Bogor, now best known as the home of The University of Indonesia.

Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Financial Services Authority (OJK) Mahendra Siregar believes that Indonesia has huge potential to reduce carbon ...

Child observer in Makassar, South Sulawesi, Dr Hadawiah Hatita, stated that climate change could affect children's fulfillment of their basic, social, and cultural rights.

The Ministry of Agriculture has provided assistance in the form of agricultural tools to the South Sulawesi provincial government to support the agenda of ...

NEW YORK CITY: British chip designer Arm saw its share price jump 20 percent on the first day of trading on the Nasdaq stock exchange in New York on Thursday.

Macassar’s very own Duncan Masiwa steps into the limelight as the host of a new TV show set to captivate audiences across Africa. Farming with nature, a pioneering series dedicated to conservation agriculture, began airing on both DStv and Openview this week.

Tiket.com and private lender Bank Central Asia (BCA) teamed up to hold a travel fair at Gandaria City Mall, South Jakarta, on September 22-24, 2023.

Hong Kong-based lingerie and fashion brand 6ixty8ight will launch its first location in Indonesia after seeking a retail franchise partner in the country for a year. 

A total of 1 500 animals in Macassar and Eerste River will benefit from an annual mass animal sterilisation programme this month (September).

A sewer collapse in Strand has caused sewage to flow into the ocean for two weeks, prompting concern for residents, beach users and the environment.