South Sudan

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• Team of Life review – dance theatre mixes sport and therapy

  

  20 Oct 2014: Two stories run in tandem: a young couple expecting a baby and a former child soldier as comfortable with a soccer ball as a gun, writes Alexandra Spring

• South Sudan: potential crisis looms as nation teeters between war and peace

  13 Oct 2014: Aid agencies warn that millions of people already traumatised by conflict could face famine next year if fighting resumes

• World in a week: Kailash Satyarthi and Malala Yousafzai win Nobel Peace Prize

  Guardian Professional, 10 Oct 2014: 6 - 10 October: Catch up with all the development-related news you may have missed this week

• South Sudan: children bear brunt of man-made disaster

  6 Oct 2014: Despite aid agencies’ efforts, the world’s newest nation is on the brink as its leaders fight for the spoils of power

• World in a week: Sweden recognises the state of Palestine

  Guardian Professional, 3 Oct 2014: 29 September - 3 October: Catch up with all the development-related news you may have missed this week

• Sudan's 'morality' laws used to punish women, report finds

  2 Oct 2014: Human rights abuses entrenched in legal system, with women facing flogging or jail for going about daily lives

• 'Africa's arms dump': following the trail of bullets in the Sudans

  2 Oct 2014: Sudan and South Sudan are among the most heavily armed countries in the world. The Niles investigates how this came about and the consequences of spiraling bloodshed

• The Turkana of east Africa – in pictures

  29 Sep 2014: The Ilemi Triangle is a disputed region inhabited by the nomadic Turkana. Photographer Goran Tomasevic met members of the tribe

• Inequality and injustice the legacy of Sudan’s September protests

  26 Sep 2014: Analysis: A year after anti-government demonstrations on the streets of Sudan, Muhammed Osman says little has changed
  

• Agencies battle to stave off starvation in South Sudan’s civil war sanctuaries

  23 Sep 2014: Unicef and WFP have been flying in rapid response teams to provide food and medical aid to the hungry in South Sudan’s civil war havens

• World in a week: presidential U-turn on foreign worker ban in South Sudan

  Guardian Professional, 19 Sep 2014: 15-19 September: Catch up with all the development-related news you may have missed this week

• Khartoum: the most selfish city?

  19 Sep 2014: Nesrine Malik: Sudan’s almost exclusively Arab capital has buried its head in the sand for too long, as the multiethnic country around it burns

• Women in South Sudan: ‘They attack us at toilets or where we collect water’

  11 Sep 2014: Women who fled the fighting to live in camps on UN bases risk harassment and sexual attack whenever they leave their tents

• Food crisis prompts South Sudan reggae band to sing songs of farming

  29 Aug 2014: The Jay Family have a fertile message for their compatriots to stave off hunger and resolve conflicts

• Conditions at UN’s South Sudan camp inhumane, says MSF

  21 Aug 2014: People forced to sleep standing up with children in their arms as flooding and insecurity near Bentiu make living conditions desperate

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