Victoria O'Regan is a journalist based in Cape Town, South Africa. She writes for Daily Maverick and focuses on local news, covering a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and environmental events. Victoria is dedicated to providing accurate and insightful reporting to keep her readers informed about important developments in their community.
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Victoria O'Regan's articles primarily cover local events and issues in South Africa, with a focus on government announcements, evolving stories, and event coverage. She covers a wide range of topics including fires, university affairs, national defense matters, energy concerns such as those related to Eskom.
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By: Victoria O Regan
That so many people have not voted in what were regarded as watershed elections, needs great introspection. Experts have suggested policy discussions about automatic registration and dramatically encouraging young people to register in order to reverse the decline.
By: Victoria O Regan
The ANC secretary-general said the party was not yet in a position to give details on the discussions between parties.
By: Victoria O Regan, Lisakanya Venna
The jury is still out on how the ministers in the Government of National Unity will perform, although some returnees can be judged on their past achievements, or lack thereof. We speak to those in the know.
By: Victoria O Regan
Ahead of the Cabinet lekgotla this weekend, Gayton McKenzie has made several public statements about actions he intends to pursue as minister of sport, arts and culture.
By: Victoria O’Regan
‘By designating an individual who has been found unfit to be a judge to the body responsible for the selection of judges, the National Assembly has fallen short of [its] duty,” said Freedom Under Law’s Judith February.
The DA has softened its stance on legally challenging the National Health Insurance Bill, saying it will look to the GNU to address ‘the issue of the NHI’.
By: Victoria O Regan
Three key priorities will shape the Government of National Unity's agenda in the seventh administration.
By: Victoria O’Regan
Head of AfriForum’s private prosecution unit, Advocate Gerrie Nel, said the unit would monitor progress on the case, and ‘take steps if the authorities fail to act’.
By: Victoria O Regan
The ruling could have direct implications for South Africa's arms exports to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which are accused of committing war crimes in Yemen.
By: Victoria O’Regan
When President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered the Presidency Budget Vote on Tuesday, MPs hammered home the need for dedicated oversight of the Presidency.
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