Social & Culture

As the morning mist slowly lifted from the rolling hills of Papua Pegunungan, the normally tranquil Baliem Valley came alive with the rhythmic pounding of drums, the echo of conch …

In a landmark move reflecting its commitment to fostering a robust and dynamic media landscape across Indonesia, Pertamina, the country’s state-owned energy giant, proudly announced the participation of 138 journalists …

In a bold step to redefine childhood nutrition, the provincial government of Papua Barat Daya (PBD) has launched an urgent push to ensure the Free Nutritious Meals (MBG) program reaches …

At a bustling provincial meeting room in Jayapura, Acting Governor Agus Fatoni paused mid-sentence and looked out across the sea of officials. He didn’t just issue a directive—he painted a …

In a bold declaration that drew health officials, community leaders, and civil society into a single force, Papua Tengah Province officially launched its campaign to become a malaria‑free region—a landmark …

In the heart of Indonesia’s easternmost region, a quiet yet transformative movement is taking shape—not with protests or sweeping reforms, but with data. For the first time in history, all …

In a historic moment on the third anniversary of Central Papua Province’s formation, Governor Meki Nawipa stood before a crowd of community leaders, health workers, youth, and women’s cooperatives to …

In the morning light of Sentani, the mist rises gently off the wide expanse of Lake Sentani as village women arrive with bundles wrapped in noken bags—Papua’s iconic woven carriers. …

In a small primary school nestled near the coast of Biak Island, 10-year-old Yelma stands before her classmates, reciting a traditional song in the Biak language. It’s part of her …

In the far eastern reaches of Indonesia, where the land meets the sea in spectacular union, lies a destination that time has seemingly forgotten. But not for long. Kaimana, a …