Sudan

Millions of people have fled slaughter and rape. In camps dominated by women and girls in Chad, their nightmare continues

‘Grumpy’ manager airs concerns on world affairs to press in passionate speech and also fires back at critics who have mocked City’s achievements

The region in southern Sudan is being battered by shelling and its people are starving. As the rebels suspected of atrocities in nearby Darfur advance, things are about to get worse

Despite worst humanitarian crisis in world and suspension of Sudanese league, James Kwesi Appiah’s side are taking part in Africa Cup of Nations for only second time in 12 years

The conflict waged by two rival generals has gripped the nation, with thousands of deaths and 12 million people forced from their homes

Ali Kony spent years fighting for his father’s extremist LRA insurgency in Uganda, which became world famous in 2012. Now he lives a quiet life driving a tuk-tuk

Times editors select the best photos from Britain and around the world including the Princess Royal’s orchid, record-breaking pipers and Tom Felton’s return as Malfoy

Ignoring increasingly vicious civil war will encourage free-for-all in the Middle East and beyond

As fighting rages in neighbouring Sudan, the young nation struggles to cope with its own political crisis, an influx of refugees and spreading hunger

Despite denials, evidence is growing of the gold and arms deals funding the violent struggle that is tearing the country apart