Jenni Evans is a journalist based in Khayelitsha, South Africa. She primarily writes for News24 Business, covering local news and court cases in the area. Jenni's articles often focus on crime, social issues, and the impact of apartheid on the community.
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By: Jenni Evans
A Cape Town debt collector turned security specialist testified that he collected between R400 000 and R600 000 in sales of illegal steroids for so-called steroid king Brian Weinstein every month before Weinstein was murdered.
By: Jenni Evans
The trusted sidekick of murdered "Steroid King" Brian Wainstein testified on Wednesday about a wild life of illegal steroid sales, huge deliveries of money to be laundered, as he revealed the events that led to him eventually turning on Wainstein and becoming part of the plot to murder him.
By: Jenni Evans
The son of security company boss Andre Naude has testified in the Western Cape High Court that someone shot at his bedroom window at his father's house.
By: Jenni Evans
A Cape Town woman's successful court bid to have her husband involuntarily sent to a drug rehabilitation facility has been set aside in the Western Cape High Court because he did not have a lawyer to speak on his behalf.
It was a big week for two groups of men (and one woman) on trial in the Western Cape High Court, each charged with crimes that resulted in a devastating cycle of violence in Cape Town.
By: Jenni Evans
Eskom has warned that it is illegal to put election posters on its infrastructure due to the risk of electric shock that may be suffered by the staff and volunteers of political parties. Municipalities allow posters on lamp posts, but only if they are not fastened with metal or wire.
By: Jenni Evans
Police uncovered a syndicate which substitutes actual minerals mined in Richards Bay with fakes, and tracked a R15-million consignment of zircon and chloride to a warehouse in Johannesburg, all repackaged and ready for sale.
By: Jenni Evans
The result of an unexpected motion of no confidence in the leadership of a historic mosque in Kalk Bay was overturned by the Western Cape High Court on Friday, after it found that proper procedures were not followed.
By: Jenni Evans
The Western Cape High Court was given a demonstration of what a witness says is the hand signal for the 27s gang, as the trial of the men accused of murdering Brian Wainstein and causing havoc in Cape Town's clubs, continued on Tuesday.
By: Jenni Evans
The witness in the Brian Wainstein murder trial testified about the preparations and confrontations involved in the battle over nightclub security that caused havoc at some of Cape Town's clubs.
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