The Burning Platform brought to you by Nando's has Justice Malala talking all things ANC.The ruling party is currently enjoying their NGC, something that Justice explains to you in his usual cutting style. Hlaudi Motsoeneng could be out of a job soon, but first the law will have to be upheld which is no certainty. Should wealth taxes become a thing? Has Zuma finally lost the plot in guilting the wealthy to invest in the ANC? All of this and more here.

The Burning Platform brought to you by Nando's, your one stop current affairs shop with Justice Malala. Nobody shakes the news down like Justice, and he kicks off with the crime stats. Just another black mark on the Zuma presidency, as is this whole Hitachi saga. There is some better news though as Home Affairs is giving banks the power to issue ID cards, and the ANC and ANCYL are speaking out on the Hlaudi Motsoeneng salary debacle. Then there is the Mugabe 'we are not gays' rant, get it all here.

Hlaudi Motsoeneng now earns how much? The Burning Platform brought to you by Nandos has Justice Malala stoking some pretty big flames. The SABC COO continues to plunder the local broadcasters coffers, Jacob Zuma mysteriously reshuffles his cabinet and the teacher trade union crises highlights some big concerns in what is happening in schools.

The Burning Platform brought to you by Nando's sees Justice Malala cut through the murkiness of current day politics. The Omar Al-Bashir story seems to be becoming Jacob Zuma's new Nkandla, Mugabe's showing his age by reading the wrong speech, Cyril Ramaphosa is not backing down in the fight for the Presidency, and the Anti-Corruption March gains momentum. Justice leaves no stone un-turned in informing you of the hottest topics around.

The Burning Platform fired up by Nando's reveals what is really happening in South Africa. Justice Malala presents his latest findings from the Eastern Cape, a hotbed for political activity right now. Is the ANC in charge here, or are they on the way out despite Danny Jordaan's efforts? Municipality power aside, recent visits to the region by powerful political figures suggests the region is set to play a big role in naming Jacob Zuma's successor. Musi Maimane, Collen Maine, see why they are on Justice's radar too.

36 000 ghost employees costing the state R19 billion! Justice Malala turns up the heat right from the start with this latest announcement from the ANC, something that is concerning in so many ways. More turmoil at SA campuses, and what this could mean for future education. From young people, to not so young people, Justice addresses the latest from the ANCYL and their presidency front runners. A packed feature also touches on Jacob Zuma's trip to China, and how the opposition still seek to impeach him.

'The Burning Platform', fired up by Nando's, sees Justice Malala talking about the Gupta family. Just how involved are they in the ANC and South African landscape? From being above the law, to those trying to enforce it, Justice has some insights on local police, before moving onto the inevitable question of the economy.

'The Burning Platform' served up by Nando's, brings Justice Malala at his best. Nobody puts the heat on South African politicians quite like him, with his cutting wit and terrific understanding of the current political landscape.

This edition of 'The Burning Platform', brought to you by Nando's. gets off to a fiery start with another PRASA scandal. Is South Africa ready for a female president? Perhaps, but shortcomings within the ANC's structures overshadow any positives here. Cyril Ramaphosa's presidential hopes aren't being helped either by him just putting out government fires, but how can he change this?

'The Burning Platform' brought to you by Nando's with Justice Malala - always on the pulse of hot topics. Justice reveals how the Minister of Justice is dealing with being burgled. You guessed it, the solution is expensive and really lacking in logic. e-Tolls gets sidestepped this time round, but with local elections coming, Julius Malema is looking strong, especially when considering the ANC’s Achilles heel.