WEARING bright pink dresses and flashy straw hats, septuagenarian Indonesian twins Sri Irianingsih and Sri Rossyati strolled through rows of desks as students attentively wrote on workbooks.
Known by students, parents and locals as “Ibu Kembar” – or Twin Mums in Bahasa Indonesia – the colourfully-garbed women established Kartini Emergency School in the middle of a once-elite area of Jakarta in 1983.
