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Singapore police are investigating 231 people suspected of acting as scammers or money mules in more than 721 fraud cases that caused about S$4.1 million (US$3.…
Six-part series filmed in the Kettle and Stony Point First Nation hits the festival circuit in Canada The post ‘Rez Cop’ comedy series explores reality of Indig…
Editor’s Note: This interview first appeared in Path Finders, an email newsletter from the Daily Yonder. Each week, Path Finders features a Q&A with a rural thi…
Justice caught up with a 66-year-old man, Eugene N. for his role in the genocide attack that led to the massacre of about 3,000 Tutsis who had sought refuge in …
Durante años, las buscadoras han recorrido las instalaciones de El Lencero para tratar de encontrar a sus familiares desaparecidos. El lugar, cercano a la barra…
La entrada ¿Qué sería de Nicaragua sin los hijos del comandante y la compañera? se publicó primero en Divergentes.…
The Danish shipyard Fayard is being criticised for continuing to service vessels that transport liquefied natural gas from Russia. A French shipyard stopped pro…
A biweekly column from ICT with the latest news from the arts and entertainment world The post INDIGENOUS A&E: Tatanka takeover, horse history, NYC fashion appe…
Tune in to Yonder Radio for a pop culture roundup with the summers biggest rural hits and stories about salmon migration and climate friendly wine in the PNW. T…
On a recent Monday morning at Ramin Kura Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp in Sokoto State, northwest Nigeria, an aging Mari Yahu sat quietly on a placeme…
Detrás de las transmisiones en vivo, las “batallas” y los regalos virtuales existe un negocio que mueve mucho dinero. Algunos creadores de contenido aseguran qu…
Our shared waters and Indigenous placenames remember histories and relationships older than the United States and Canada The post Names carry memory: ‘Lake Onta…
This story was originally published by Free Press Indiana. It’s been a year since the only grocery remaining in Shoals, Indiana, closed. These days, local food …
As the insecurity situation in the country spreads and remains unabated, a report by SBM Intelligence has revealed that criminal elements engaged in kidnappings…
La iniciativa busca proyectar la posición histórica del istmo como punto de encuentro global con el Canal de Panamá como eje central, su situación geográfica es…
First-ever New Mexico market-rate sale occurred recently in Jemez Pueblo, according to Tribal Homeownership Coalition of the Southwest The post Private sales am…
As I pulled into my driveway, nursing the wounds of a recent heartache, her high lonesome vocals came to a tender conclusion. Squinting through the sunshine pie…
Opposition political parties in the country have come down hard on the Federal Government over the recent launch of $1bn Household Prosperity and Empowerment So…
Tener un DIMEX vigente no significa que una persona extranjera deba solicitar una Certificación de Estatus Migratorio. La DGME explica cuándo este documento pue…
Canadian, Native voices rise against Trump’s proposal to rename Lake Ontario as ‘Lake America’ The post ‘It’s an Indigenous, Iroquoian word’ appeared first on I…
How closely have you been following the latest stories from rural communities across the country? From data centers and primary elections to public art and catt…
A few days ago, my good friend and President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Chief Afam Osigwe, SAN, posted a famous line on Facebook: “I disapprove of what yo…
La pregunta que suelen plantearme algunas personas es cómo Nicaragua llegó a convertirse en lo que es hoy: una dictadura familiar con Daniel Ortega y su mujer, …