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Janet Sankale

Janet Sankale

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Journalist, Journalists For Justice

Nairobi

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Total articles 63

  • South Sudan: democracy still on trial

    By Janet Sankale| africansforthehorn.org@ In September, the South Sudanese government postponed elections until 2026, representing a troubling setback for the democratic process in a country that has not gone to the polls since gaining independence 13 years ago, writes Janet SankaleThe postponement of South Sudan’s first ever elections by the government represents a troubling setback for democracy, further eroding the trust of the country’s citizens.

    By Janet Sankale · africansforthehorn.org

    Nov. 20, 2024

  • Troop withdrawal will leave Somalia exposed

    By Janet Sankale| africansforthehorn.org@ As the African Union Transition Mission is being replaced, concerns have been raised over the ongoing Al-Shabaab insurgency in the country and a resurgence of piracy in the Red Sea that could destabilise the region further, writes Janet Sankale The African Union – Peace and Security Council (AU-PSC), in its 1,225th session in August this year, endorsed the establishment of the AU Stabilisation and Support Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM), which will replace the African Union Transition Mission in...

    By Janet Sankale · africansforthehorn.org

    Sep. 26, 2024

  • South Sudan: democracy still on trial

    By Janet Sankale| africansforthehorn.org@ In September, the South Sudanese government postponed elections until 2026, representing a troubling setback for the democratic process in a country that has not gone to the polls since gaining independence 13 years ago, writes Janet SankaleThe postponement of South Sudan’s first ever elections by the government represents a troubling setback for democracy, further eroding the trust of the country’s citizens.

    By Janet Sankale · africansforthehorn.org

    Nov. 20, 2024

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Journalists For Justice

Nairobi, Nairobi County, Kenya