Khaya Koko is a journalist based in South Africa, focusing on local news and current affairs. With a particular interest in politics and social issues, Khaya's articles cover a wide range of topics, including government spending, corruption, gender equality, and criminal investigations. Khaya's work can be found in publications such as News24 Business and Mail & Guardian.
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Khaya Koko's coverage is heavily focused on local South African government and political affairs, particularly around corruption, legal policy regulation, and announcements from the government. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to investigative reports or exclusive insider information regarding political scandals or significant government policy changes within South Africa.
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By: Khaya Koko
The former minister's alleged crimes are more than R500 000, kicking in a minimum sentence legislation
The EFF leader changes his views faster than a Nigerian man running in flip-flops
A forensic report has found that funds from the social development department are being ‘channelled' to a private company
Have you ever been irritated by the teeth-rattling sound of fingernails scratching against a chalkboard?
People in the Ekurhuleni area that is named after the MK party's leader believe it will bring positive change
Questions bubble up over water utility's board's process of filling R2.6 million-a-year senior post
By: Khaya Koko
The social development department and the company are accused of contravening the Prevention of Organised Crimes Act
The party is leaving the talking up to its former chair and legal adviser, Dali Mpofu
In the same manner that his teachers threw out his dog's breakfast homework, will Johannesburg mayor Kabelo “Black John Steenhuisen” Gwamanda will be ditched as the city's first citizen.
While residents battle water cuts and filthy streets, Pikitup and Joburg Water leaders face multibillion-rand nepotism claims
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