JUSTICE MALALA: Death by the president’s thousand committees
It seems whenever there is a problem the president appoints an advisory council — and there are problems everywhere
JUSTICE MALALA: Zuma’s forked tongue brigade
Zuma and his tea party acolytes are saying the past 27 years of democracy have been a sham: they want a new constitution
JUSTICE MALALA: SOEs and the big turnaround lie
The problem with our parastatals is the shareholder: it hasn’t the will or the backbone to take the tough decisions
JUSTICE MALALA: Vaccine queue jumpers are corrupt
Business should join those who are calling out vaccine makers signing lucrative deals with nations hoarding extra supplies
JUSTICE MALALA: What if Cyril Ramaphosa resigns?
The president says he will step down if he is charged with corruption. If that happens, the ANC will probably collapse
JUSTICE MALALA: Mute Africa must grow a spine
The continent’s voice on human rights is quiet on China and it says nothing as the US president flouts democratic norms
JUSTICE MALALA: The year of big man gone loco
Our politics, like the virus, is a long-term game with ups and downs; ignore the noise and frustration and look ahead
JUSTICE MALALA: Vusi Mavimbela’s memoir reveals madness of Zuma’s administration
Mavimbela’s gripping description of the madness of the Zuma administration makes this book a buy for me
JUSTICE MALALA: Is the ANC just rubbish with money?
ANC leaders seem to think money grows on trees but unless they wise up, another downgrade is inevitable
JUSTICE MALALA: Ace’s arrest: time to celebrate
Ramaphosa may finally now find the space to implement a reform agenda
JUSTICE MALALA: Will Trump be Biden’s Zuma?
Trump’s reign as a bullying strongman exposed the US’s belief in its own exceptionalism as empty delusion
JUSTICE MALALA: Is SA a nation raring for a tax revolt?
Our leaders preach solidarity — yet they display absolutely zero solidarity with poor fellow citizens
JUSTICE MALALA: What if Donald Trump loses?
The US president has said on numerous occasions that he might not accept the election result — he won’t go down without a fight
JUSTICE MALALA: What are these secrets foreigners have that South Africans don’t?
By targeting immigrants, Gauteng politicians are scratching their bums while a runaway train is bearing down on us
JUSTICE MALALA: ANC hijacked by its own history
The ANC, trapped in its own entanglements and tethered to its past, does not know how to wipe the slate clean
JUSTICE MALALA: Let’s shrug off these pretenders
The death throes of a small and desperate class of ANC leader, whose support is dwindling, should not worry us
JUSTICE MALALA: Why Tito shouldn’t play ball
Mboweni is in grave danger of becoming a ‘team player’ and the problem is, the team members are economically illiterate
JUSTICE MALALA: Played like a fiddle as Zimbabwe burns
Ever since Mbeki’s policy of pandering to Mugabe, the ANC has grovelled at the feet of Zanu-PF. Cyril must change that
JUSTICE MALALA: The bloom factor: SA then & now
SA has in the past clawed its way back from the brink. Bear that in mind, as 1980s-style pessimism engulfs us now
