Mugabe still Zimbabwe president despite pressure to resign
Mugabe, 93, acknowledged Sunday what he said were "a whole range of concerns" of Zimbabweans about the chaotic state of the government and the economy
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Mugabe, 93, acknowledged Sunday what he said were "a whole range of concerns" of Zimbabweans about the chaotic state of the government and the economy
The party says Mugabe must resign as president by noon Monday or impeachment proceedings will start
Crowds marched through Zimbabwe's capital Saturday to demand the longtime president's departure
Trump tweeted he is putting the decision on hold so he can "review all conservation facts" with Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke
Branches of the ruling party begin to pass no-confidence votes in the world's oldest head of state
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says elephant trophy hunting in Zimbabwe "will enhance the survival of the species in the wild"
Mugabe was shown meeting Thursday with the army commander who put him under house arrest
The U.S. State Department said Wednesday it has no knowledge of any citizens being injured or arrested
African dictator rose to power as hero in fight against white rule, but his refusal to relinquish that power may be his undoing
"If it fluffs like a duck, waddles like a duck, then it's a duck. This is a coup," says opposition leader, in spite of vehement denials
The U.S. State Department in Harare warned Americans to shelter in place and not leave their homes
Death from AIDS worldwide is down dramatically since Bush administration initiated its plan to fight disease; experts worldwide fear downward trend could be reversed
Scientists hope to create “exclusion zone” around national park to prevent hunting of lions who wander beyond boundaries
South African hunter Theunis Botha was killed during a hunt after an elephant that had been shot fell on top of him
Cash-starved government's decision to "extract value out of our wildlife" has conservation and animal welfare activists up in arms
The ZANU-PF party rallied around Mugabe, who has ruled Zimbabwe since its independence in 1980, despite opposition protests and a deteriorating economy
Thomas S. Monson, considered a prophet, gave increasingly rare sermon at bi-annual LDS gathering in Utah
Zimbabwe's dictatorial ruler for 36-years wasn't going to let his 92nd birthday pass without a bang, ignoring drought and starvation conditions
Blood on plane alerts ground crew to grisly ending for stowaway who apparently sneaked into wheel well of South Africa-bound jet
Hwange National Park site of the latest deaths; total of 62 elephants poached in October alone in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe, who's ruled his nation with an iron fist for 35 years, wins China's answer to Nobel Peace Prize
Hunters paying big bucks to shoot exotic animals say they're helping African communities, but locals say they're not getting the money
Theo Bronkhorst tells CBS News that charges behind death of Zimbabwe's national trasure have ruined him
Officials blames ban on Zimbabwean elephant sport hunting by the United States for increased poaching
Fees for hunts are supposed to go to conservation or indigenous communities, but some villagers say they've received nothing