Koena Mashale is a reporter for Sowetan Live and a corps member of Report for the World. Her reporting focuses on local government, service delivery, and political developments in South Africa. Mashale's work has also appeared in publications such as Sunday Times and HeraldLIVE, covering a range of national issues impacting the country.
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Koena Mashale's coverage predominantly revolves around South African government and politics, with a focus on infrastructure, crime, and electricity issues. She also delves into societal topics such as culture, society, family relationships, and youth engagement.
Given this focus, Koena would likely be responsive to pitches that provide insights from local politicians or community leaders who can speak to the specific political landscape in South Africa. Additionally, experts with knowledge of infrastructure development or those working within the energy sector may find their insights valuable for her coverage.
As Koena focuses primarily on national news within South Africa across various themes including politics and society-related issues like crime and infrastructure challenges; sources should align their pitches accordingly.
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