Director Brett Morgen’s latest documentary tells Jane Goodall’s story with newly discovered footage.

The root causes of the conflicts are the same as elsewhere: environmental destruction, joblessness, war.

The number of elite forces deployed in Africa has been steadily on the rise since 2006, with America's most secretive and least-scrutinized troops used to deepen ties with African partners.

Budweiser's owner is eyeing a major merger — and, with it, better access to markets in Africa and South America.

It takes a special desperation to risk drowning – or any other kind of death – for a better life. In 2014, more than 3,000 migrants died. In 2015, that number is expected to exceed 30,000.

A woman filmed a now-viral video to challenge xenophobic attitudes in light of Ebola’s proliferation.

Taylor's conviction is the first for a head of state since the Nuremberg Trials; Human rights groups call it "incredibly significant."

Dr. Jane Goodall shares her thoughts on how to save our endangered planet.

The episode looked into the dangers of nuclear power plants, featured literary legend Doris Lessing and took a look at Gullah culture's contemporary challenges.

Humanitarian aid agency Concern Worldwide works to feed the starving people of Afghanistan, Jimmy Carter and Bill Gates raise AIDS awareness, and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg talks glass ceilings.