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.

JUSTICE MALALA | We need more Mkhwanazis — everywhere

Corruption is everywhere, and the ANC has become the corruption itself, writes Justice Malala

JUSTICE MALALA | Does a single ‘Tsotsi’-like act of integrity define Mabuza, or ...

The Cat’s checkered legacy is complicated by a last-minute about-turn that signalled an ethical direction, writes Justice Malala

JUSTICE MALALA | DA missed a golden opportunity to teach the ANC a lesson

The DA has essentially stated out loud that it will stay in the GNU no matter how badly the ANC behaves, writes Justice Malala

JUSTICE MALALA | The future is here, but SA’s youth is ill-equipped for AI and ...

More needs to be done to equip SA's youth for the challenges of the future workplace, writes Justice Malala

JUSTICE MALALA | Joburg needs to work for the poor, not for G20 leaders

If Helen Zille is the person who can make things work, then bring her to the city immediately, writes Justice Malala

JUSTICE MALALA | Whoever manages to consolidate SA’s disparate political ...

South Africa's political parties, with their splinters and factions,  have struggled to cohere, writes Justice Malala

JUSTICE MALALA | Fixing the damage caused by ‘white genocide’ lies won’t be easy

South Africa now needs a robust strategy across the world to push back against these lies, writes Justice Malala

JUSTICE MALALA | SA consumers turn to TV shows for answers and actions when the ...

Many of Moja Love's shows reflect the retreat of the state and its failure to deliver to citizens

JUSTICE MALALA | So what exactly does Trump want? South Africa is about to find ...

The meeting between Cyril Ramaphosa and Donald Trump will not be a rational meeting because nothing is rational about the assault on South Africa, ...

JUSTICE MALALA | If our leaders had the political will, they would take a leaf ...

A lack of leadership, and lack of a plan to make every school in rural areas and in townships a centre of excellence, is where we have failed, writes ...