Popular
- Indonesia Meets China at Quarter Final
- Govt Allocates Rp 11,6 T to Compensate Fuel Price Increase
- Obama Urges Myanmar to Cease Sectarian Violence
- A Historian Kills Self in Notre-Dame Cathedral
- KPK Investigates Fathanah's 'Women'
- Jusuf Kalla Re-Elected as CAPDI Chairman
- People with Disabilites Unhappy with Transjakarta Services
- A Unique Wayang Orang Performance Experience
- Khofifah Claim to be Sabotaged by Her Political Opposition
Thursday, 23 May 2013 | 17:16
Train community lovers enthusiastically welcome the progressive tariffs, hoping train ticket subsidies will remain in place
Thursday, 23 May 2013 | 17:10
Surabaya Mayor Tri Rismaharini hoped to see President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono to request for additional funds to compensate
former prostitutes.
Wednesday, 06 March, 2013 | 23:39 WIB
Religious Ministry Staffer Allegedly Involved in Hajj Funds Graft Scandal
TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta:The Religious Ministry Inspectorate General is conducting an internal investigation to trace the embezzlement of hajj funds from 2004 to 2012.
The internal investigation team has found indications that some Religious Ministry staffers might be involved in the scandal.
“We’re investigating some [staffers],” said Religious Ministry inspector general Muhammad Jasin at the Antigraft Commission (KPK) on Tuesday, March 5. Jasin visited the KPK to discuss the effort to foil graft practices in his ministry.
However, the former KPK deputy chief refused to specify the titles of the alleged graft perpetrators in his ministry. Jasin vowed to announce their identity once the ministry has managed to gather substantial evidence leading to their involvement. “Once we find indications of crime, we’ll report it immediately to law enforcement,” Jasin added.
FEBRIANA FIRDAUS
