JUSTICE MALALA: Trumping the work ethic
The US president walked away while then speaker of the House of Representatives Paul Ryan was explaining the health-care bill
JUSTICE MALALA: Some of them need to go to jail
Corruption is the norm in the ANC. It is those who are not corrupt who are laughed at, who are mocked and disparaged
JUSTICE MALALA: Don’t tell me it can’t happen here
Those who want nationalisation and expropriation say nothing about the failure of those policies in Zimbabwe and Venezuela
JUSTICE MALALA: How we became cheapened by our heroes and liberators
What we are seeing is so coarse and cheap you just wonder how we will find our way back
JUSTICE MALALA: Although new to social media, Zuma is no fool
Across the globe politicians are using social media to spread populist messages and, crucially, to win power
JUSTICE MALALA: All the president’s men
The sycophancy surrounding Donald Trump is of the same order as that enjoyed by Cold War-era despots
JUSTICE MALALA: Let us count the ways that Zuma led us astray
Even with all the hard stuff SA is now a better place. The rest, from Brexit Britain to Trump’s America, may yet follow suit
JUSTICE MALALA: The original boss from hell
Trump styles himself as a great CEO. If he had been running a private entity his board would have fired him by now
JUSTICE MALALA: From power to the dock
Trump this week looked a lot like a man who will one day sit, like Jacob Zuma, in the accused’s chair
JUSTICE MALALA: Why ego and narcissism rule
But not all is lost, as Merkel and the young leaders of France and Canada show the kind of leadership the world needs now
JUSTICE MALALA: David Mabuza’s darkly prophetic signal
The signal Mabuza is sending is clear: he doesn’t trust or care about his own country’s facilities
JUSTICE MALALA: Malema taught Trump a few tricks
Malema’s dirty habit of attacking the press has caught on globally, from Trump to Duterte
JUSTICE MALALA: Trump’s fact-free election diet
The conduct of the US midterm elections will be a template for SA in 2019 and for many other countries
JUSTICE MALALA: An upside-down state of affairs
In today’s world, it is the scandal-soaked Gigaba who stands a real chance of becoming a president
JUSTICE MALALA: Follow the EFF’s money
Why Shivambu and the EFF sprang to the defence of VBS bank and why Trump wants to prop up the Saudi regime
JUSTICE MALALA: Zulu king’s partnership with AfriForum must make Zuma nervous
Zuma’s greatest supporter of late is Andile Mngxitama, who has told AfriForum that "black people will deal with you"
JUSTICE MALALA: How will Cyril handle Brazil’s very own Trump?
How will Ramaphosa handle Brics meetings, because Brazil’s Bolsonaro, if he wins, is a rather nasty piece of work?
JUSTICE MALALA: Daddy’s boys in a pickle
It’s beginning to look a bit rough out there for the thieving sons of crooked leaders who’ve been treating the Treasury as the family piggy bank
JUSTICE MALALA: Why the UK is a spent force
May’s visit marked the end of British dominance over much of the Commonwealth and Africa. The UK is a spent force
