Meet the domestic violence survivors hunting poachers in Zimbabwe
Abused and disadvantaged women have become Zimbabwe's hidden weapon against poachers who kill elephants and rhinos for their tusks and horns
Desperation, Hope in Horn of Africa
Dadaab refugee camp now Kenya's third largest city
Erica Hill reports from Kenya on the future of the Dadaab refugee camp, which is reaching its maximum population density.
Dadaab refugee camp functions like town
Every week, more than 5,000 refugees cross the border from Somalia into Kenya's Dadaab refugee camp, the largest in the world. Erica Hill reports on what life is like in the 20-year-old camp.
Erica Hill inside Kenyan refugee camp
The worst drought in 60 years is sending more than a thousand people a day across the border from Somalia to Kenya. Erica Hill reports from Dadaab, Kenya with a first-hand look at the region's growing desperation.
Somalia: Refugee crisis grows
A massive drought in Somalia has sent hundreds of thousands of people across the border into Kenya. Erica Hill talks to Christopher Tidey, UNICEF spokesperson, about what it's like in the refugee camps.
Starvation crisis in Somalia
A drought in the horn of Africa has destroyed crops for more than a year, putting 12 million people at risk of starvation. Scott Pelley speaks with New York Times photojournalist Tyler Hicks about his remarkable pictures.
Somalia's growing humanitarian crisis
The worst drought in half a century has millions across the Horn of Africa facing famine. Erica Hill talks to William Spindler, UNHCR's chief press officer for the latest on the dire situation.
Millions could starve in Somalia famine
A famine is putting millions of Somalis at risk for starving. Hundreds of thousands have fled across the border to Kenya. Scott Pelley speaks about the desperate situation with William Spindler , the U.N. High Commissioner for refugees in Kenya.
Stories of Somali survival in Kenya
Hundreds of thousands of Somalis, at risk of starvation, have fled across the border to Kenya and the number continues to increase. Erica Hill reports on stories of survival from the world's largest refugee camp.
World
Watch live: Pence and Pompeo in Turkey to seek ceasefire
Reporters were prohibited from asking questions, per an agreement the U.S. made with the Turks
Syria fallout "essentially irreversible," retired admiral says
Sandy Winnefeld said about territory being left by U.S. troops: "That ground is gone now. We handed it over for free."
Read the U.S. ambassador to the E.U.'s testimony to Congress
"Please know that I would not have recommended that Mr. Giuliani or any private citizen be involved in these foreign policy matters"
2 Americans arrested in China could be held for "months or years"
China said Thursday it detained two U.S. citizens on suspicion of organizing others to illegally cross the border
Russia accuses U.S. diplomats of trespassing in restricted area
American officials apparently told Moscow they were visiting the area, but Russia says they strayed from their stated destination, close to the scene of a mysterious nuclear accident
As Japan digs out after a killer typhoon, more rain is on the way
Scores have been killed but Tokyo's flood defenses held strong. The question as more rain comes and storms get stronger is, can they continue to do so?
U.K. and EU agree on new Brexit deal, but it isn't over yet
"We've got a great new deal that takes back control," British PM Boris Johnson tweets, but his Northern Irish partners could stand in the way
E.U. ambassador says Trump told diplomats to work with Giuliani — live updates
Gordon Sondland planned to tell lawmakers he was "disappointed" by President Trump's directive to work with Rudy Giuliani on Ukraine
Violent protests in Barcelona over Catalan separatists' jail sentences
Catalan police said protesters threw gasoline bombs, stones, bottles and firecrackers at them
Obama endorses Trudeau days before Canadian election
"The world needs his progressive leadership now, and I hope our neighbors to the north support him for another term," the former president said
GOP senators criticize Trump over Syria comments and policy
While Republican senators expressed their disagreement with Trump, the House passed a bipartisan resolution condemning the president's decision to pull troops from northeastern Syria
Why farmers may be disappointed with China deal
Although President Trump has touted the pact as "the biggest deal ever" for farmers, the devil is in the details
Probe into child porn site leads to 337 arrests in 38 countries
The Justice Department indicted the site's alleged operator, identified as a 23-year-old South Korean national
Kim Jong Un rode a horse up a sacred mountain. Does it mean anything?
South Korean media took Kim's trot on Mount Paektu as a possible sign of a change in tack, but he focused on his country's resistance to "ceaseless sanctions"
William and Kate visit melting glacier, call for climate action
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit remote region of Pakistan where they hear global warming has already put lives at risk
