Anisha Pillay
Deputy editor Anisha Pillay steers editorial strategy at the Cape Town Bulletin, commissioning magazine features, shaping voice and workflow and managing cross-desk projects from Cape Town. She mentors reporters, champions diverse storytelling throughout the Western Cape and balances newsroom demands with a focus on clear, context-rich narratives for magazine readers.
Articles by this author
Anti-migrant activist's death sparks special police probe in South Africa
Police launch investigation into killing of anti-migrant movement leader in Johannesburg
South African Soccer Star Jayden Adams, Rising Athlete Luqobo Makwedini Dead
Two young athletes mourned as South Africa grieves unexpected losses
South Africa's Stalled Recovery Leaves Households Waiting for Better Days
Geopolitical shocks and weak investment threaten household incomes and job prospects.
Millions of foreign residents brace for life under South Africa's new immigration rules
Foreign residents face sweeping changes to visa categories, digital registration, and asylum processing.
Gen Z's Savings Crisis: Why Goals Collide With Reality for Young South Africans
Economic pressure forces young workers to raid savings for daily survival.
South African athletes' deaths leave families, teammates mourning lost futures
Two promising South African athletes die, leaving families and communities grieving unfulfilled potential.
South Africa and France Deepen Ties with Billion-Euro Investment Push
French companies commit over a billion euros to South African sectors as bilateral ties expand.
South Africa's Labs Hold Answers; Economy Struggles to Use Them
Research breakthroughs remain locked away from businesses and communities that need them most.
Tshwane Residents Face Security Cost Crisis as Court Battle Over Misconduct Deputy Begins
Residents demand accountability as court examines deputy's undisclosed business ties.
South Africa Defies U.S. Pressure Over Afrikaner Refugee Claims; Ramaphosa Rejects Trump P
South Africa resists U.S. pressure on refugee policy and domestic racial reforms.
South Africa's Rhino Horn Fight Ends in Court Loss for Government
Private conservationist wins court battle over captive-bred rhino horn exports
South Africa's Voters Face Misinformation Push as Electoral Body Braces for Local Polls
Millions of voters face coordinated false information campaigns as electoral authority tightens rules.
Luxury Car Seizure Exposes Hospital Funds Diverted to Corrupt Networks
Investigators recover luxury vehicle as billions in hospital funds traced to corrupt networks
Gen Z South Africa Turns to Bitcoin as Job Market Fails Them
Young South Africans increasingly turn to cryptocurrency amid economic hardship and social media influence.
South Africa's Trust Crisis: How Daily Hardships Are Reshaping Public Confidence
Everyday struggles erode confidence in South Africa's institutions and systems
South Africa Braces for Power Crisis as Eskom Signals Potential Rolling Blackouts
Eskom's failed units trigger fears of imminent load shedding and economic disruption
Mass Shooting at San Diego Mosque Kills Three; Teen Suspects Dead by Suicide
Investigators probe online radicalization as federal agencies examine possible hate crime motive.