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Indonesia: Ministry mulls over ‘ojol’ drivers’ demand for fare increase in Greater Jakarta

The Transportation Ministry is considering raising the minimum fare for app-based ojek (motorcycle taxis) operating in Greater Jakarta to accommodate drivers’ demands, an official has said. According to the ministry’s road transportation director, Ahmad Yani, ojol (ojek online) drivers have demanded a floor price increase to Rp 2,500 (US$18 US cents) per kilometer from Rp 2,000 per km at present. […]

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Indonesia to stop gas exports to Singapore in 2023

The Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry has decided to stop gas shipments to Singapore in the next three years to cater to domestic demand. “Gas exports to Singapore will stop in 2023 and we will use the gas for the domestic market,” Downstream Oil and Gas Regulatory Agency (BPH Migas) head Fanshurullah Asa said as quoted from the ministry’s press […]

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Indonesia: Government to liquidate, merge underperforming SOEs

The State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) Ministry will close down or merge state-owned companies that have consistently failed to post profits as part of the government’s restructuring of SEOs, Deputy SOE Minister Kartika “Tiko” Wirjoatmodjo said in Jakarta on Thursday. Tiko said that all underperforming SEO’s were currently under review, as the ministry looked to figure out […]

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Indonesia: Jokowi’s economic growth target unrealistic: Indef

The government’s economic growth target in 2020 is unrealistic given last year’s sluggish economic expansion and looming risks from the coronavirus outbreak, economists have said. Institute for Development of Economics and Finance (Indef) economist Abdul Manan Pulungan said the global uncertainty that hampered global growth last year would continue this year, adding that there was […]

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