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Indonesian Ministry launches digital business training for 200 Papuan entrepreneurs

The program is part of a broader effort to stimulate economic activity and support small businesses in Papua, a region traditionally underserved in terms of digital infrastructure and resources. With a focus on practical skills and real-world applications, the training includes modules on setting up online stores, utilizing social media for business promotion, and managing digital transactions.

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Indonesian President Jokowi issues public apology for past mistakes

Jokowi’s apology comes at a time when his administration has faced mounting challenges, including criticisms over economic management, environmental issues, and handling of social justice matters. In his address, Jokowi openly admitted to shortcomings and missteps throughout his tenure, stating, “I am not perfect,” and underscoring his commitment to learning from past errors.

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KPU removes hundreds of soldiers and police from voter lists

The KPU's move comes amid growing scrutiny over electoral fairness and the need to uphold democratic standards. The removal of military and police personnel from the voter rolls aligns with regulations that prohibit active-duty military and law enforcement from participating in elections. This policy is intended to prevent any potential conflict of interest and ensure that the voting process remains impartial.

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Indonesian Vice President, Ma’ruf Amin stresses compliance with mining regulations for religious organizations

Currently, two prominent Muslim organizations, Nahdlatul Ulama and Muhammadiyah, have expressed interest in securing government-issued mining concessions within designated zones. Amin clarified that while these organizations have shown intent, other public organizations may also apply for mining permits, provided they meet the government’s criteria.

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