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JUSTICE MALALA: Recces gone rogue: Why is Ramaphosa silent?

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By Justice Malala
| fm.co.za
Home and Abroad Ramaphosa’s deafening silence about the murder of a Hawks investigator speaks volumes about his relationship with the defence force Premium Launch access Welcome to the new Financial Mail. For a limited time, we’ve unlocked every premium article. Subscribe now to keep reading Financial Mail’s reporting and analysis when the launch offer ends.
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JUSTICE MALALA: From Cueta to Soweto

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By Justice Malala
| fm.co.za
The populist Abahambe (they must go) anti-migrant coalition that has mushroomed in recent months and rattled South Africa is falling apart. Its constituent parts are coming unstuck, and internally combusting. Is this the end of the hateful, violent, economically destructive movement? I don’t think so. While it would be fantastic to be rid of some of the irresponsible individuals and groupings in the coalition, the issue will not go away.
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JUSTICE MALALA: Time to let the experts do the work

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By Justice Malala
| BusinessLIVE Verified
If you’ve ever wondered what a “love-in” is, then you should have seen EFF leader Julius Malema and Investigating Directorate Against Corruption head Andrea Johnson last November. During her appearance before parliament’s ad hoc committee probing allegations of corruption in the criminal justice system, Malema was so impressed by her that he compared her to his political hero. “I thought Winnie Mandela died, but she has multiplied,” he beamed.
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