Chevon Booysen is a Multimedia Journalist at various esteemed publications including Business Report and Sunday Independent. She focuses on themes such as crime and justice, the judicial system, and environmental issues, often exploring topics like court proceedings, legal reform, and agricultural law. Chevon's insightful work has been featured in prominent outlets including the Cape Times, IOL, MSN, Magzter, and Daily News.
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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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By: Chevon Booysen
The City of Cape Town's Municipal Planning Tribunal has approved a contentious rezoning application for a new hyperscale data centre by Equinix, despite significant opposition from local groups concerned about environmental and community impacts.
By: Chevon Booysen
The medical condition of convicted sexual predator Iain Wares has delayed sentencing proceedings against him, which were expected to be heard in the Wynberg Regional Court on Wednesday morning.
By: Chevon Booysen
The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has granted the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) for the Eastern Cape leave to appeal against the acquittal
Iain Wares, a convicted sexual predator, faces yet another postponement in his sentencing due to health issues, raising concerns about justice for his victims.
By: Chevon Booysen
A 21-year-old Gugulethu woman who now carries lifelong scars from a hit and run accident, will be compensated in the region of R4.7 million after
By: Chevon Booysen
A 21-year-old Gugulethu woman receives R4.7 million in compensation from the Road Accident Fund after a hit-and-run accident left her with lifelong injuries, shattering her dreams of becoming a teacher but igniting her determination to pursue education.
After five rape convicts successfully applied for leave to appeal, the high court in Northern Cape Division, Kimberley, Acting Judge Magafe Frans
A 21-year-old Gugulethu woman who now carries lifelong scars from a hit and run accident, will be compensated to the tune of R4.7 million after the Western Cape High Court ordered the claim through the Road Accident Fund (RAF).
By: Chevon Booysen
Nearly six months after claiming in court that her deceased husband would be fetching her, accused Zurenah Smit has been admitted to Valkenberg Psychiatric Facility by order of the Western Cape High Court.
By: Chevon Booysen
Zurenah Smit has been ordered by the Western Cape High Court to undergo a 30-day mental evaluation at Valkenberg Psychiatric Facility, following significant delays in her murder trial, raising questions about the trial's future.
