Jane Flanagan is an Africa correspondent at The Times. She covers a wide range of topics including culture and society, social interest, and civil rights, with a focus on accessibility, diversity, and inclusion. Jane's work has been featured in various publications, including The Press, WealthManagement.com, and The Australian.
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Jane Flanagan's coverage primarily revolves around African and South African affairs, including government policies, social issues, crime, politics, and tourism. She also focuses on evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
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By: Jane Flanagan
Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma was installed as Omukama of Tooro after SE Dons captain George Desmond Kamurasi declined the throne
One of Uganda's best-known news anchors has been crowned king of a traditional kingdom, settling – at least for now – a complicated succession battle
By: Jane Flanagan
In a country where political rivalries have repeatedly ended in mysterious deaths, the demise of the wealthy, well-connected and divisive figure has fuelled speculation
By: Jane Flanagan
Tony and Gillian Dinnis vanished from their home in KwaZulu-Natal in 2023. Their daughter believes they were killed and their body parts used for ‘dark muti’
After calls from Lewis Hamilton, a ten-year agreement has been signed to bring sport back to Africa 33 years after last race was held there in South Africa
Patrice Motsepe’s supporters want him to succeed Cyril Ramaphosa as party leader, despite his insistence that he is not seeking political office
A Nairobi sanctuary that has played host to carousing colonialists and the fatal tryst of a fascist peer now faces a revolt from a female member
He built a football club into a trophy winner and then set about rebuilding the finances of African football.
Paul Mackenzie ordered followers to fast to ‘meet Jesus’ in a secretive Kenyan forest compound. More than 400 bodies were found in mass graves
Just 22 visiting heads of state are expected at the third Russia-Africa summit on Thursday, but African governments remain keen to cultivate Moscow
