Rebecca Davis is a journalist and author at Daily Maverick. She covers a range of topics including educational policy, school governance, and legal affairs, often intertwining themes of general assignment news and world affairs. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and NPR.
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Rebecca Davis' coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, along with culture and society, particularly in the context of South Africa. Her articles delve into a wide range of topics including public figures, fact-checking, anti-racism initiatives, community service, as well as specific events like Remembrance Day.
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By: Rebecca Davis, Felix Dlangamandla, Lerato Mutsila, Naledi Mashishi
The anti-immigrant marches are protests are done ... for now. Daily Maverick’s Rebecca Davis sits down with reporters Lerato Mutsila, Felix Dlangamandla and Naledi Mashishi — fresh off the ground in e…
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By: Siyabonga Gona, Rebecca Davis
At least 74 Zimbabweans fled Mossel Bay in early June following the killing of foreign nationals. One of them told us his story. …
By: Siyabonga Gona, Rebecca Davis
At least 74 Zimbabweans fled Mossel Bay in early June following the killing of foreign nationals. One of them told us his story.
Kabelo Kgobisa-Ngcaba was the COO of Tony Leon’s Resolve Communications until she entered Parliament as a DA MP. Then she spent more than six months asking questions that helped build a campaigning ca…
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By: Rebecca Davis
Kabelo Kgobisa-Ngcaba was the COO of Tony Leon's Resolve Communications until she entered Parliament as a DA MP.
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By: Rebecca Davis
An entity called National Media Group was unveiled last week as taking over newspaper titles including the Cape Times, The Star and The Mercury. However, corporate records suggest less a new beginning…
An entity called National Media Group was unveiled last week as taking over newspaper titles including the Cape Times, The Star and The Mercury. However, corporate records suggest less a new beginning than a reshuffling within the same Iqbal Survé-linked corporate network.
Kabelo Kgobisa-Ngcaba was the COO of Tony Leon’s Resolve Communications until she entered Parliament as a DA MP. Then she spent more than six months asking questions that helped build a campaigning ca…
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By: Rebecca Davis
Daily Maverick has confirmed that acclaimed artist Zwelethu Mthethwa, sentenced to 18 years in prison for the brutal murder of 23-year-old Nokuphila Kumalo, was released on parole on 8 July after serv…
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By: Rebecca Davis
A new leadership row unfolding at the University of Cape Town has seen Vice-Chancellor Mosa Moshabela taking the UCT Council to court over investigations into his conduct.…
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