JUSTICE MALALA: The tale of a chief justice and a constitutional delinquent
Sadly, Mogoeng’s legacy is tainted by the factional, divisive, small-minded man who chose him for the role — Zuma
JUSTICE MALALA: The three burning issues SA’s political parties are ignoring
An election is about reflecting deeply on the previous five years and addressing the problems facing our country, but the many party manifestos don’t really do ...
JUSTICE MALALA: Inside the ANC’s election day plan
The governing party may be poor at governing, but it rolls up its sleeves when it comes to getting the voters out
JUSTICE MALALA: ANC’s demise underscores end of ‘liberation era’
If South Africans don’t jettison the broken ANC at the polls in November, it means the decay and looting will have been rewarded. This should not happen
JUSTICE MALALA: ANC leaders have no backbone
ANC leaders have been lying to every meaningful constituency in SA for years, causing policy uncertainty and lack of trust
JUSTICE MALALA: What SA will look like, when the ANC goes
It will be a fantastic and glorious moment when the dying party realises it can no longer get away with its corrupt ways
JUSTICE MALALA: Why trust in Cyril is falling
For how long will Ramaphosa beg and ingratiate himself with these looters?
JUSTICE MALALA: Show me an insurrectionist in handcuffs, Mr Ramaphosa
The President needs to show investors that he has quelled the unrest. So where are the arrests of those responsible for July’s mayhem?
JUSTICE MALALA: Why did Cyril not shoot the deputies?
The rogues gallery of deputy ministers who serve under Ramaphosa are proof that the New Dawn is a mirage
JUSTICE MALALA: No glamour, but much gravitas
Godongwana stood up against the RET faction’s populist policies again and again
JUSTICE MALALA: How the ANC’s ‘cadre deployment’ ruined SA
The ANC claims it sends out qualified members to run SA, but there is no proof that they have been taught any skills
JUSTICE MALALA: Actually, SA has a KZN problem
KwaZulu-Natal was once a lawless place. Ethnic mobilisation under way in the province threatens to take it back there
JUSTICE MALALA: The real cost of economic sabotage
The psychological damage is deep: our entrepreneurs will invest cautiously, with fear and trepidation in their hearts
JUSTICE MALALA: Zuma, architect of anarchy, should never be pardoned
‘Leaders’ took a hard blow to their legitimacy as looting raged. Meanwhile, contempt for the rule of law flourishes
JUSTICE MALALA: There’s no healing without fever
It’s hot in the kitchen: you can see Jacob Zuma’s desperation in the number of straws he is clutching at
JUSTICE MALALA: Where is our outrage?
Justifiable outrage — and the consequences that it should yield — are missing from SA’s political discourse
JUSTICE MALALA: Xenophobic eruption loading in SA
The warning signs are flashing: SA is in danger of breaking out into the sort of violence against foreigners we saw in 2008 and 2019
JUSTICE MALALA: Why did you wait till SA was on the brink, Mr President?
The president’s announcement that large energy users can generate and sell electricity is three years too late
JUSTICE MALALA: We have lost our way
The shameful violence at the Pan African parliament was a symptom of the fact that we have lost our way
