Khaya Koko is an Investigative Reporter at News24 Business. He focuses on general assignment news with a particular emphasis on government and politics, exploring critical topics such as energy policy and regulation, energy sustainability, and sports merchandising. Khaya's work has been featured in prominent publications including 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.
As Khaya primarily covers issues within South Africa, sources with direct knowledge of the country's political landscape and key players will likely grab his attention. Additionally, given his focus on legal policy regulation topics such as corruption and investigations into criminal activities involving public officials may also resonate with him.
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By: Khaya Koko
More than 6 000 unlawfully appointed Gauteng crime prevention wardens, launched by Premier Panyaza Lesufi, are at risk of unemployment as the entity responsible for retraining them is bankrupt, with no capacity to undertake the mammoth task.
For the past six years, City Power has failed to sell the electricity it purchases in bulk from Eskom, and Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero was aware of the financial crisis threatening residents with widespread darkness.
By: Khaya Koko
Exposing “Reverend Witness Acts” – behind the pulpit of a sprawling church campus lies a web of hidden identities, government contracts worth hundreds of millions of rand, and a cash-strapped municipal company.
By: Khaya Koko
While the City of Johannesburg’s electricity company is saddled with a negative bank balance of R19 billion, News24 reveals more evidence of alleged Johannesburg corruption involving a Zimbabwean preacher, who is also a city contractor.
By: Khaya Koko
Mega-contractor and pastor Witness Mazanga “sold” his golf estate mansion to a dormant company owned by his alleged wife shortly after News24’s exposé of his R500 million City Power contracts, some of which were allegedly “fraudulent” and “irregular”.
