Chevon Booysen is a freelance journalist based in Cape Town, South Africa. With a focus on local news, Chevon's work has appeared in publications such as Cape Times, Business Report, and Cigalah Group. They cover a wide range of topics including crime, local events, environmental issues, and community stories.
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Cape Town, South Africa (Local)
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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.
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Life insurance policies may have been the motive behind the murders of award-winning actor, David Manuel and his friend Alfonso Fisher.
The cash-strapped Theewaterskloof Municipality (TWK) could have its electricity supply cut after Eskom issued a notice of breach over a R25 million debt.
At least 19 people currently housed in the Riverlands POP Centre following the devastation of three dams collapsing in the Swartland municipality, must vacate the space by the end of this month.
Publicity around sexual abuse allegations against the late and former Church of England lay minister, John Smyth, will generate more reports of abuse from the past, so far unknown to the Anglican Church's leadership.
Over 33% of South African women aged 18 years and older had experienced physical violence in their lifetime, according to a new study.
By: Chevon Booysen
The murder of a Grade 8 Ravensmead High School pupil has necessitated stricter security at schools in the vicinity where the boy was shot and killed on Tuesday morning.
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu says authorities have set their sights on the “big fish” in organised syndicates and extortion rackets which threaten
“South Africa is on the brink of a national municipal waste crisis. Rats are just a symptom of a much larger issue that includes poor waste management.
The City has been called on to “level the playing fields” between soccer and rugby events following complaints from the public when Bafana Bafana graced the DHL Stadium for the first time in nine years.
The rights of disabled persons in the workplace will come into focus at the Labour Court next week where Makgosi Letimile, a 40-year-old, disabled woman who is wheelchair-bound, will face her former employer.
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