Kailene Pillay is a South African journalist who serves as the News Editor at The Witness. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Business Report, Cape Times, Cigalah Group, African News Agency, and Sunday Independent. Pillay's reporting focuses on topics such as politics, social issues, and the legacy of Nelson Mandela.
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Kailene Pillay's coverage primarily revolves around South African politics and legal policy regulation. Her focus on government announcements, along with the themes and topics covered in her articles, suggests that she would be most responsive to pitches related to national politics, legal developments, and governmental policies within South Africa.
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As Kailene focuses on national coverage in South Africa while also touching upon international matters like the ICJ case involving Israel and Gaza, it is important for pitching sources to keep this geographic focus in mind.
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By: Kailene Pillay
Israel has further accused South Africa of placing before the court “a profoundly distorted factual and legal picture”.
By: Kailene Pillay
Israel has maintained its argument that South Africa's call for it to be charged with genocide in the face of a number of extensive efforts to
By: Yasmine Jacobs, Kailene Pillay
According to Noam, South Africa did not prove the urgency of its case or show that stopping the Gaza war would not result in irreparable harm to Israel. He emphasised that Israel consistently takes measures to address the humanitarian situation in Gaza and deems the provisional measures sought by South Africa as "unwarranted and prejudicial".
By: Kailene Pillay
The South African Heritage Resources Agency's (Sahra) bid to halt the auction of at least 70 items that belonged to the late iconic president, Nelson Mandela has made international news.
By: Kailene Pillay
Guernsey’s auction house in New York plans to auction about 70 of Mandela’s items on February 22.
By: Kailene Pillay
Home Affairs Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi announced a four-month extension for public bidders to submit their proposals for the redevelopment of six priority land ports of entry across the country.
By: Kailene Pillay, Anita Nkonki
The auction of late former president Nelson Mandela's belongings has reportedly sparked discord among the Mandela family, bringing the family's name into the spotlight in recent days.
By: Anita Nkonki, Kailene Pillay
Mandela’s 1993 original ID book, aviator sunglasses and reading glasses are among the 70 objects scheduled for auction.
By: Kailene Pillay
Higher Education, Science, and Innovation Minister, Blade Nzimande, urged colleges and universities not to deny National Student Financial Aid
By: Kailene Pillay, Goitsemang Matlhabe, Shakirah Thebus
Higher Education, Science, and Innovation Minister, Blade Nzimande, has urged colleges and universities not to deny National Student Financial Aid
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