Laila Afifa is a Junior Editor at PT Tempo Inti Media Tbk. She covers a diverse range of themes including travel and tourism, consumer travel, regional interest, world news, and competitive sports, with a particular focus on crime, social issues, and government and politics. Laila's work has been featured in various prominent publications, showcasing her insights into both local and international topics.
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Laila Afifa's coverage predominantly focuses on Indonesian government announcements and political developments, with a particular emphasis on national issues. She is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to domestic politics, governmental policy changes or official statements from the Indonesian government.
Given her focus on local politics and government activities, Laila may find value in receiving perspectives from local experts or individuals directly involved in the political landscape of Indonesia. This could include politicians, academics specializing in Indonesian politics, or activists who are engaged with the topics she covers.
It would also be beneficial for those reaching out to consider recent events within Indonesia when tailoring their pitches as these will likely align more closely with Laila’s coverage interests.
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By: Fachrama Sumitro
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Europe has long been associated with luxury, especially in cities like Paris, known as the fashion capital of the world. It is no wonder, then, that some may believe that traveling to Europe is quite expensive. However, this is not entirely true.
By: Amalia Rimayanti
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - There will always be a day when you wake up with the urge to search for the best brunch places in Singapore during your stay in one of Asia's most developed nations. Spending more time in bed will lead you to these cozy cafes that promise vibrant dining options to suit every palate.
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The government amended the beef import regulations in order to smooth the way for the free nutritious meal program. This will have a negative effect on the management of the livestock sector.
By: Laila Afifa
When hunger strikes in the wee hours, late-night foods in Singapore come to the rescue with a myriad of dining options. See the recommendation here.
By: Fayrisya Maliha Riyawati, Soehadi
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - In addition to being a tapestry of cultural and historical sites, Europe offers countless breathtaking natural landscapes, especially in winter. Its towering snow-capped mountains, one of which is an undeniable lure, offer exciting possibilities.
By: Laila Afifa
Jasa Marga, the state toll road operator, said that 490,621 vehicles left the Greater Jakarta area or Jabotabek one week before Christmas 2024.
By: Rizki Yusrial
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Indonesian Minister of Transportation Dudy Purwagandhi said he has prepared 400 aircraft for transportation during the Christmas and New Year holidays. The capacity is sufficient for 8 million passengers spread across 56 airports in Indonesia.
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Tempo English compiled the top 3 news on Saturday, December 21, 2024. Here are the highlights: Celebrate Christmas in Singapore: Festive Events and Attractions, Indonesia Targets 16 Million Foreign Tourist Arrivals in 2025, and Lowest and Highest VAT Rates in the World: Where Does Indonesia Fall?
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - On Thursday, December 24, the Bireuen District Court in Aceh Province sentenced Rahmat Juanda to death for the murder of a female student in Bireuen Regency. Rahmat did not attend the hearing in person but joined the proceedings remotely from the Bireuen Class IIB Prison.
By: Hendrik Yaputra
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture Pratikno on Tuesday inspected Merak Port, Banten, to ensure its readiness to serve passengers during the Christmas and New Year holidays.
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