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)
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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A local police instructor has been arrested for the alleged rape of a female police trainee.
Following complaints about the discharge of effluent onto Strandfontein beach, the Cape Independent Party (CAPEXIT) has called on the City to take action against the “serious and immediate health risk”.
The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) has launched an investigation into the tragic death of a three-year-old toddler who died after falling into a pit toilet.
“It is alleged that on April 18, a three-year-old boy fell into a pit toilet at his crèche in Unit 6 in Mdantsane.
A better life for all? That is the question South Africans will be pondering as the country reflects on 30 years since the dawn of democracy.
George psychologist Christina Els has failed in yet another attempt to stop the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) from instituting disciplinary action against her.
While the search continues for the suspects involved in the murder of four people in Nyanga at the weekend, concerns have been expressed that the incident may be related to extortion crimes prevalent in Cape Town.
By: Chevon Booysen
The Cape Town International Jazz Festival (CTIJF), a critically acclaimed event celebrating its 21st edition, is expected to boost the tourism, hospitality and associated industries.
Front-line services, like the police and child protection system, are constantly called upon to respond to these acts of violence and safeguard children.
By: Chevon Booysen
Months after the conviction of two gang leaders and extortionists, and a scathing court judgment highlighting possible links between Khayelitsha
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