Governor Joko “Jokowi” Widodo and Vice Governor Basuki “Ahok” Tjahaja Purnama both have a big vision for Jakarta. To achieve their vision, the Jakarta administration must focus on infrastructure development. The pair knows that relying on the speed of bureaucracy will not get the much needed city infrastructure built on time. As such, they rely on the help of one of the city’s region-owned enterprise (BUMD) to speed things up. Today, we’ll talk about PT Jakarta Propertindo.

Indonesia Medika (InMed) is a very young enterprise. The healthcare company was founded by Gamal Albinsaid, a medical student from Brawijaya University, Malang, East Java in 2010. But the company itself had only begun its operation in September 2013. InMed is best known for its award-winning Garbage Clinical Insurance program. We spoke to Gamal Albinsaid, the CEO of InMed, to give you a glimpse of his vision.

In addition to confirming Wahiduddin Adams as the new justice of the Constitutional Court, the House of Representatives (DPR) also confirmed Aswanto. Both Wahiduddin and Aswanto will replace disgraced former chief justice Akil Mochtar and justice Harjono. Herein is the profile of soon-to-be-appointed justice Aswanto.

The House of Representatives (DPR) has confirmed Wahiduddin Adams and Aswanto as new Justices of the Constitutional Court. So, who are they? We’ve mentioned the background of both men briefly in our previous article on the list of justice candidates. In this occassion we’ll focus on providing you with a little more detail on the two confirmed justice candidates. Herein is a profile of Wahiduddin Adams.

The family of Sjamsul Nursalim controls some of Indonesian major companies including Gajah Tunggal (tire), Polychem Indonesia (petrochemicals), Mitra Adiperkasa (retail), KMI Wire (cable), and Equity Development (finance). The family, which controls Tuan Sing Holdings—a big property developer in Singapore, also owns some properties in Jakarta, Bali, and other areas in the country. What a political change means to the family’s business in Indonesia?

Vice Governor Basuki “Ahok” Tjahaja Purnama is perhaps the second most popular man in Indonesian politics today after Joko “Jokowi” Widodo. His no-nonsense style of leadership has been criticized as much as it has been praised. With Jokowi’s possible ascent to the most powerful office in the country, people are beginning to wonder where Ahok fits in the picture.

Gerindra Party has openly criticized PDI-P for revealing names of potential cabinet members. But the truth is that on Aug. 19, 2013, Gerindra had come out saying that they had already drafted their own cabinet members in anticipation of a Prabowo win. Unfortunately we don’t have the list. We can, however, attempt at deducing who may have made it in.

The war is not over, perhaps that’s was what the patron leader of Gerindra Party, Prabowo Subianto, had in his mind when he decided to run for the presidency. This is the retired army general’s third attempt. He’s going in with all he’s got and he has a chance at winning. So the big question now is who would he pick as his team mates? To answer that question, let’s first lay out Prabowo’s idea of governance, and map out his influencers.

The chief of the national police Sutarman has appointed commissioner general Badrodin Haiti as the new deputy chief to replace Oegroseno, who retired in Feb. 2014. Badrodin was picked out of other three-star police generals including Comr. Gen. Budi Gunawan, the chief of Police Education Institution, and Comr. Gen. Anton Bachrul Alam, the General Supervision Inspector.