About Liz McGregor
Liz McGregor was a South African journalist.
Liz McGregor is a South African author and a journalist who worked for leading South African newspapers such as the Sunday Times and the Rand Daily Mail. Some of the books written by McGregor include Load-shedding: Writing on and Over the Edge of South Africa and Khabzela: The Life and Times of a South African.
Biography McGregor was born in Cape Town. The book was called a powerful and compassionate study by the Journal of Southern African Studies.
McGregor's work, The Springbok Factory (2013), looks at the women in the lives of the Springbok Rugby players. The book also examines the divide between black and white rugby players in South Africa. McGregor spent two years researching her book. This book made her a "household name" in South African rugby circles.
McGregor's film Old Ladies Against Underwater Garbage earned honorable mention at the 2026 5Point Adventure Film Festival. The film covers Susan Baur's group of community volunteers who clean Cape Cod ponds to preserve turtle habitats and improve their environment.
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