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Justice Malala to Unpack South Africa’s Economic and Political Future at Exclusive AATF Breakfast Event

27 March 2025 by Guest

Johannesburg, South Africa – 24 March 2025 – South Africa’s economic recovery and industrial growth depend on both policy reform and business innovation. Few commentators are better placed to explore these challenges than Justice Malala. The award-winning author, political analyst, and global commentator will headline a special breakfast event at the Africa Automation Technology Fair …

Johannesburg, South Africa – 24 March 2025 – South Africa’s economic recovery and industrial growth depend on both policy reform and business innovation. Few commentators are better placed to explore these challenges than Justice Malala. The award-winning author, political analyst, and global commentator will headline a special breakfast event at the Africa Automation Technology Fair (AATF) 2025 on 6 May at Gallagher Convention Centre in Johannesburg where he will tackle the biggest economic and political forces shaping South Africa’s future.

At the heart of this discussion is Operation Vulindlela, the joint initiative between government and business designed to fast-track structural reforms in energy, transport, and crime prevention—all critical areas for industries represented at AATF.

As the country’s top CEOs set a 3% GDP growth target, the success of these reforms will determine whether the country’s automation, manufacturing, and industrial technology sectors can accelerate digital transformation, attract investment, and drive economic growth. Malala will explore the real impact of these reforms on businesses, unpack whether implementation is on track, and discuss how private and public sectors can align to create a competitive industrial economy.

Beyond domestic policy, South Africa’s global positioning and trade relationships remain vital to its industrial future. Malala will examine how the country’s G20 membership and foreign policy stance—particularly on the Middle East and BRICS relations—could impact trade, investment, and economic partnerships. The return of Donald Trump to the global political stage could also present new challenges and opportunities for South African industries, shaping the future of business diplomacy.

With the 2026 municipal elections approaching, the country’s political landscape is shifting. Malala will provide exclusive insights into the stability of the Government of National Unity (GNU), the challenges of coalition politics, and the potential impact of new political realignments on business confidence, investment, and economic policy direction.

A globally respected political thinker, Malala writes for Bloomberg, Financial Mail, and TimesLive and has been published in the Financial Times, Washington Post, The Guardian, and The Economist, which described him as “perhaps the country’s most astute political commentator.” He is the author of four books, including The Plot To Save South Africa, which reached No. 1 on the SA bestseller list and was hailed as “masterful, compelling, and fast-moving” by international critics.

This exclusive AATF event will bring together business leaders, policymakers, industrial decision-makers, and the media for a high-level discussion on South Africa’s economic direction, its automation-driven future, and the policies that will shape industrial success in 2025 and beyond.

To book for this Exclusive AATF Breakfast:

  • Date: 6 May 2025
  • Venue: Gallagher Convention Centre, Midrand
  • Price: R7,500.00 ex Vat for table of ten or R800 ex Vat per person
  • To book, contact: Roelien Fraser at +27 (0)68 436 1361 or roelien.fraser1@rxglobal.com

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About Africa Automation Technology Fair (AATF)
AATF is the leading event in Africa dedicated to automation, control, and industrial digital transformation. The fair provides a unique platform for networking, knowledge exchange, and showcasing cutting-edge innovations that drive the future of industry. AATF 2025 will run from 6 – 8 May 2025 at Gallagher Convention Centre, Johannesburg. This year, our theme is Future Ready Smart Solutions, emphasizing the innovations and technologies that will shape the future of automation and industrial processes.

AATF 2025. Photo: RX Africa

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