JUSTICE MALALA: South Africa, a country without shame

Our politicians want nothing to do with accountability — Thembi Simelane, the MK Party MPs and John Steenhuisen are proof of this

JUSTICE MALALA: These could be good times, but stay vigilant

Eskom success is just one of the welcome developments as the GNU settles in

JUSTICE MALALA: Frying pan, fire — and Floyd

The EFF runaway Floyd Shivambu goes from one cult to another

JUSTICE MALALA: Cabinet’s clash of cultures confronts Ramaphosa with a fork in the road

Work or talk? Will the president go for Leon Schreiber’s drive to get the job done, or Aaron Motsoaledi’s roadshow route?

JUSTICE MALALA: This is not the kind of ‘tourism’ South Africa needs

As a nation we know the consequences of intelligence failures — so why are our intelligence services nowhere to be seen?

JUSTICE MALALA: Stop managing by megaphone

Members of the GNU need to learn to talk to one another

JUSTICE MALALA: The recurring Trump nightmare

Anyone who thought he couldn’t possibly serve a second term is about to be proved wrong

JUSTICE MALALA: Fiddlers on the reef

With the DA out of the Gauteng government, the looting can continue

JUSTICE MALALA: A cabinet of cats

Ramaphosa has dithered again but he’ll need to herd this lot quickly

JUSTICE MALALA: Of desires and dire necessities

Young lovers’ need for privacy only highlights the plight of millions of desperate job-seekers

JUSTICE MALALA: The ties we hope will bind

The GNU is about  broad policy, yes, but it stands and falls on human frailty and strength

JUSTICE MALALA: Beware Zuma on steroids

As the villain of state capture tries to get his hands back on the levers of power, the new government needs to urgently strengthen the institutions that ...

JUSTICE MALALA: An ANC-DA tie-up is not a done deal

What seems like a good idea ignores South Africa’s history and old animosities

JUSTICE MALALA: Hold on tight for shocks and surprises

Backroom deals will dominate our politics in the coming days and weeks

JUSTICE MALALA: There’s nothing favourable in this predicted ‘benign’ outcome

If the ANC gets between 45% and 51%, builds a coalition government with smaller parties and remains in charge of economic policy, all South Africa will get is ...