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Govt under fresh fire over unclear haj money
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Govt under fresh fire over unclear haj money

Jakarta, NU Online With Rp 6 trillion in annual haj fees bringing it hundreds of billions of rupiah in interest, the Religious Affairs Ministry faces scathing criticism over its lack of transparency in managing the money. The ministry, the country’s exclusive operator for the annual pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia, has drawn the ire of anti-corruption groups and legislators, who warned the murky management of the funds made room for officials to embezzle the pilgrims’ money.

Govt mulls tribal school system's role in education
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Govt mulls tribal school system's role in education

Jakarta, NU Online The government is considering combining its existing education system with a more nature-oriented method currently being applied at the renowned informal school Sokola Rimba. On Thursday, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono met with Sokola Rimba founder Butet Manurung and teachers from the school to discuss the matter. "The President said the method adopted by Sokola Rimba should be applied at other schools as well. He also suggested the method be expanded and combined with the curre

President says form of national statehood already final
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President says form of national statehood already final

Bogor, NU Online President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono reaffirmed here on Friday that the form of national statehood was already final and could not be changed by anyone including the state`s ideology and the constitution. Speaking before participants of the 8th national meeting of the Communications Forum of Army and Police Retirees` Sons and Daughters (FKPPI), the head of state said that the Pancasila (state ideology), the 1945 Constitution, the form of Unitary State of Indonesia and the Bhineka Tunggal Ika (unity in diversity) principles had to be safeguarded.

Fertilizer crisis will cost us all, farmers warn
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Fertilizer crisis will cost us all, farmers warn

Jember, NU Online Do not trade blame, but take immediate action, says Jember's farmer associations to government officials over a fertilizer shortage. They have warned the government of a major fertilizer crisis on the eve of the peak planting season, saying relevant authorities should not trade blame but take anticipatory action to cope with the current disappearance of subsidized, chemical fertilizers in the local market.