Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Demands Return of Skulls

By Joanna Plucinska

Zimbabwe Lifts Hunting Ban After Just Nine Days

By Joanna Plucinska

Zimbabwe President Blames His Own for Cecil's Death

By Nolan Feeney

Cecil's Cubs Will Be Fine, Researcher Says

By NBC News
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Guide for Cecil the Lion's Killer Says He Did Nothing Wrong

Theo Bronkhorst has pleaded not guilty last week to a charge of failing to prevent the unlawful killing of Cecil

By NBC News

Airlines Ban Big Game Trophies After Cecil the Lion Death

The ban is on all lion, leopard, elephant, rhinoceros and buffalo "trophies"

By Nash Jenkins

Cecil's Brother Is Alive, But Another Lion May Be Dead

As Zimbabwe accuses second American of illegally killing a lion

By Jack Linshi

Conflicting Reports Over Cecil the Lion's Brother Jericho

Jericho had been caring for his brother Cecil's cubs

By Eliza Gray

The Debate Over Cecil the Lion Should Be About Conservation

Trophy hunting may drive species' populations to the brink of extinction

By TIME Staff

More Than 40 Lions Get Hunted in Zimbabwe Each Year

Angry about Cecil? Get ready to be angrier

By Alissa Greenberg

'Walter Palmer is Satan': Celebrities Rage Over Lion Killer

Debra Messing even wants his citizenship taken away

By Joanna Plucinska

Dentist Who Killed Cecil the Lion Writes Letter Apologizing to His Patients

"I deeply regret that my pursuit of an activity I love and practice responsibly and legally resulted in the taking of this lion"

By Eliana Dockterman

Who's Really Killing the Lions of Zimbabwe?

The world's anger at hunter Walter Palmer is understandable but misplaced

By Nash Jenkins

Minnesota Dentist Named as Killer of Beloved Lion

Walter James Palmer allegedly paid $50,000 to kill Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe

By Justin Worland

Authorities Hunting for Spaniard Who Killed Famous Lion

Cecil, one of Africa's most famous lions, was brutally murdered and beheaded in Zimbabwe's Hwange National Park earlier this month

By Tanya Basu

Zimbabwe to Return Some Farms to White Landowners

The decision comes 15 years after the state encouraged violent seizures of white-owned properties

By Nash Jenkins

Hey, Can You Spare 35 Quadrillion? Zimbabwe’s Crazy Exchange Rate

Here’s what hyperinflation can do to your money

By Chris Matthews / Fortune

Pakistan Welcomes First International Cricket Tour Since 2009 Lahore Attack

Eight people were killed nearby the same stadium six years ago

By Rohit Inani

Five Best Ideas of the Day: March 11

1. Special collaborative courts focus on rehabilitating troubled veterans. They’re working.By Spencer Michels at PBS Newshour2. PayPal runs a dead-simple microlending program that helps small businesses grow.By Michelle Goodman in Entrepreneur3. To make voters care,...

By The Aspen Institute

Cricketer Chris Gayle Scores World Cup's First-Ever 200

He becomes the first player to do so in the sport's biggest tournament.

By Rishi Iyengar
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