Genevieve Serra is a journalist at various esteemed publications including the Sunday Independent and Cape Times. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on crime and justice, the judicial system, and education management, while also delving into regional interests and world news. Genevieve's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Business Report, Daily News, MSN, and Magzter.
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Cape Town, South Africa (Local)
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Genevieve Serra's local coverage in Cape Town indicates a strong emphasis on evolving and breaking news stories, particularly around crime, survivor stories, and wildlife. She may be interested in pitches that highlight compelling narratives of local individuals overcoming adversity or making significant contributions to the community.
Given her attention to government announcements and community issues like crime reduction, she may also appreciate pitches related to education initiatives or efforts aimed at addressing social challenges within Cape Town.
Her interest in entertainment news suggests potential receptivity to pitches about local events, performances, or cultural happenings that contribute positively to the fabric of the community.
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By: Genevieve Serra
The debate over cellphone signal jamming rights heats up. Image: file
Following Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis's call for cellphone signal-blocking technology at Pollsmoor Prison, Correctional Services Minister Dr Pieter Groenewald confirms the rollout of signal detection technology, while plans for signal blocking face legislative hurdles.
By: Genevieve Serra
The Western Cape Education Department is investigating allegations of a racial slur during a rugby match between Fairmont High and The Settlers High.
By: Genevieve Serra
The Western Cape Education Department is investigating allegations of a racial slur during a rugby match between Fairmont High and The Settlers High.
By: Genevieve Serra
A Muslim social worker's application for a firearm licence was rejected because her photo featured her hijab. Following incidents of violence against social workers, she seeks support from the Portfolio Committee on Police to challenge this decision.
Construction boss Shaun Roos of Triple C Maintenance Services (Pty) Ltd has won his bail appeal at the Western Cape High Court.
By: Genevieve Serra
A PAROW woman says she was left shocked after her firearm licence application was allegedly rejected because she was wearing a hijab in her application photo.
NEWLY appointed Western Cape police commissioner Lieutenant-General Sizakhele Dyantyi is expected to answer parliamentary questions over allegations that applicants have been denied firearm licences because they wore religious headscarves (hijabs) in their application photographs.
By: Genevieve Serra
CONSTRUCTION business owner Shaun Roos, who is accused of bribing Cape Town City Manager Lungelo Mbandazayo with R1.4 million to influence tender outcomes and halt investigations into his company, has won his bail appeal in the Western Cape High Court.
ARGUMENTS over the constitutionality of South Africa's Expropriation Act intensified in the Western Cape High Court, as opposing parties presented sharply contrasting views on the contentious issue of compensation for expropriated property.
