Jane Flanagan is an Africa correspondent at The Times. With a focus on crime and justice, health and wellness, and animal rights, she covers a diverse range of topics including consumer health, social interest, and animal rescue and rehabilitation. Jane's work has been featured in The Press, WealthManagement.com, The Australian, Waikato Times, The Post, and The Times.
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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.
If you're reaching out to Jane with a pitch or as a source, consider offering insights into ongoing developments in Africa or South Africa that align with her areas of focus. Expert commentary on political events, government policies affecting the region, societal challenges such as violence or crime trends could be particularly relevant for her reporting.
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Planes flew within metres of the sports venue’s roof in the Cape Town stunt, which has divided the aviation world
The Duke of Sussex is leaving the board of African Parks. Has the Prince of Wales won the struggle to champion wildlife on the continent?
A craze for Japanese animation is gathering steam on the continent, and it is even being adopted as a symbol of the struggle against political oppression
After two planes flew metres over a stadium, a planned show over Soweto at the weekend has been cancelled amid an air safety review
Wouter Basson will give his account of Project Coast, accused of stockpiling anthrax and developing contagions fatal only to black Africans
The death of the black activist, a key figure in the struggle against the racist regime, during police interrogation is being revisited almost half a century on
South Africa Sitting in front of a mantelpiece crowded with the knick-knacks of a pensioner's life, Daniel Petrus Siebert recalled his interrogation of the South African activist Steve Biko almost half a century ago.
George Desmond Kamurasi, the captain of London’s SE Dons, is the unlikely successor to the Tooro throne. Fans says his sweary team talks show his ‘no-nonsense’ style
Uganda's military chief has announced that the country will withdraw from Prince Harry's Invictus Games, saying it will not participate in an event without the approval of the King.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex lost their automatic right to police protection after giving up royal duties in 2020
