Justice Malala is an award-winning journalist, TV host, political commentator and newspaper columnist. He writes regularly for the Sunday Times and Financial Mail, among others, and is the resident political analyst for e.tv and eNews Channel Africa.
Presidential hopeful Trump is the biggest danger the US faces
OpinionIn a speech to his fellow republicans last year, former US president Donald Trump made jokes about Paul Pelosi, the ...
SA needs clear path forward as new world order emerges
OpinionNow that SA’s election has come and gone, and we now fret over our coalition government and its discontents, it is ...
Sober heads needed to ensure tricky negotiations are successful
OpinionThere will be fights. There will be arguments. There will be insults There will be walkouts. There might even be trial ...
The truth behind Zuma crew’s racist insults against Ramaphosa
OpinionPresident Cyril Ramaphosa gets criticised a lot, as he should be. He is, after all, our commander-in-chief. The buck ...
GNU proposal a masterstroke? I don’t buy that
OpinionBy announcing the formation of a government of national unity the ANC was setting a “trap” of sorts for the MK Party ...
Warning — Zuma is not finished with us yet
OpinionIt should not surprise anyone that former president Jacob Zuma on Saturday threatened violence if the election results ...
Celebrate and protect SA’s hard-earned freedom
OpinionAfter all the noise, after all the friction and insults of electioneering, remember this: South Africans are beautiful.
Government wants to control private healthcare — and then break it
OpinionWe are our own worst enemies. Instead of celebrating excellence, we embrace mediocrity and do our best to spread it ...
SA must fight back against barbaric, dehumanising crime
OpinionYou know your country is broken when the most outrageous, painful, and barbaric acts take place and we all murmur a few ...
Actions speak louder than words, Mr President
OpinionPresident Cyril Ramaphosa presented yet another hopeful Opening of Parliament speech on Thursday. As he has done since ...