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Chevon Booysen

Freelance Journalist

AS SEEN ON
capeargus.co.za, Cape Times, Business Report, dailyvoice.co.za, pretorianews.co.za

Preston's Summary

Chevon Booysen is a freelance journalist with a focus on crime and justice, the judicial system, and social issues. Her work often explores themes such as law enforcement, activism, and the intricacies of the legal system, while also addressing regional interests and world news. Chevon's insights and reporting have been featured in prominent publications including Cigalah Group, Business Report, Sunday Independent, and Cape Times.

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Geo Focus

Cape Town, South Africa (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Government Announcement: 28 %
Evolving Stories: 27 %
Breaking News: 22 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 15 %
Cites Data: 2 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Court Proceedings
  • Legal Reform
  • Mental Health
  • Public Education

Pitching Insights

Chevon Booysen's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly crime, government and politics, and culture & society. She frequently covers evolving stories and government announcements, indicating a preference for breaking news. If you're reaching out to her, consider providing insights or access related to ongoing investigations, legal developments impacting the community or exclusive coverage of unfolding events.

Given Chevon’s geographic focus on South Africa with an emphasis on Cape Town, she would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives or expert commentary from within this region. This could include individuals involved in significant local events or experts who can provide context around regional political developments affecting society and governance.

Additionally,Chevon has shown interest in covering various topics such as church matters, shootings incidents,rescue missions among others thus making her open to receiving information relating to these areas if they are relevant to the specific location she focuses on.

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Articles

Business Report

Using cellphone on duty costs employee job By Chevon Booysen | Published 12m ago The employee was dismissed after being placed on light duty due to an injury sustained at work, during which he allegedly used his cellphone for private purposes while operating running machinery.

Using cellphone on duty costs employee job By Chevon Booysen | Published 12m ago The employee was dismissed after being placed on light duty due to an injury sustained at work, during which he allegedly used his cellphone for private purposes while operating running machinery.

By: Chevon Booysen

THE Labour Court has turned down an application by an employee who was dismissed from his job at Overberg AgriBedrywe for using his cellphone while operating heavy machinery, which breached the company's safety policies.

Business Report

Eastern Cape health department probes “malicious“ claims of doctor shortages at Mbizana Hospital By Chevon Booysen | Published 10m ago The Eastern Cape Department of Health has launched an investigation into false claims about doctor shortages at Oliver and Adelaide Tambo District Hospital, assuring the community of continued quality healthcare

Eastern Cape health department probes “malicious“ claims of doctor shortages at Mbizana Hospital By Chevon Booysen | Published 10m ago The Eastern Cape Department of Health has launched an investigation into false claims about doctor shortages at Oliver and Adelaide Tambo District Hospital, assuring the community of continued quality healthcare

By: Chevon Booysen

The Eastern Cape Department of Health (ECDoH) has snubbed “malicious” social media posts claiming there are no doctors at Oliver and Adelaide Tambo District Hospital in Mbizana.

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