Indonesians vote in local polls after bitter fight to run Jakarta

The Star 2020-08-14

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Indonesians begin voting in local elections across the sprawling archipelago, after a bitterly fought campaign to win the prize of governing the capital, Jakarta, that has inflamed religious tensions in the Muslim-majority nation.
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