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
JUSTICE MALALA: How to tame the corruption monster
McKinsey and Bain’s expertise should be used to help develop ways to minimise public-private sector corruption
JUSTICE MALALA: Why can’t the DA get more votes?
The first challenge of the October local government elections is to understand why SA voters go for a deeply incompetent party
JUSTICE MALALA: Who will succeed Cyril?
The ANC should skip the Lindiwe Sisulu and David Mabuza generations and elect a younger set of people with fresh ideas
JUSTICE MALALA: A poison pen letter from SA’s postal non-service
The SA Post Office cannot be trusted to deliver packages — yet wants protection from courier services. It’s a bankrupt mess
JUSTICE MALALA: Government’s big fat Cuban lie
SA doesn’t need doctors, engineers or medicines from Cuba: if the ANC wants to give money to Havana, it should just do that, without these embarrassing excuses
JUSTICE MALALA: Our children will be ashamed
After 27 years of democracy, don’t call in the government if you need a job done in SA. The state is broken
JUSTICE MALALA: Would SA’s cowardly xenophobes even block this genius from returning to SA?
SA-born Patrick Soon-Shiong, the vaccine scientist now living in the US, wants to return — but will he be welcome?
JUSTICE MALALA: The myth of ‘military intelligence’
While internal feuding consumes all the ANC’s attention, more successful countries are vaccinating their people
JUSTICE MALALA: Speak truth before it’s too late
We are once again at an inflection point: the forces that were threatening SA under Jacob Zuma are back in full force
JUSTICE MALALA: Habib, Malema and the creeping fascism of the EFF
Absurd as it is, the campaign against Adam Habib is the manifestation of a dangerous trend threatening us all
JUSTICE MALALA: Why the ANC doesn’t know what it doesn’t know
The world has become a menacing place. Listening to some of our populist leaders, one despairs at the level of their ignorance
JUSTICE MALALA: Why Tito’s budget could unravel
Internal ANC power dynamics could lead to messy compromises that would undo the new realism on economic policy
