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Human settlements department robbed in alleged corruption cover-up

The human settlements department has been robbed
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The human settlements department has been robbed of laptops and files allegedly in an effort to wipe out evidence of procurement corruption involving millions of rand.

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Khaya Koko
Khaya Koko is a journalist with a penchant for reading through legal documents braving the ravages of cold court benches to expose the crooked. He writes about social justice and human-interest stories. Most importantly, he is a card-carrying member of the Mighty Orlando Pirates.

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