Jonathan Katzenellenbogen

There are signs of an about-turn in a key aspect of the ANC’s foreign policy. Last week Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky paid a one-day visit

In a display of ethnic nationalism and faith in central planning, the government released its new racial workforce quotas for private companies last week. Since

The ANC appears to be on the verge of backing down on any increase in VAT.  At first, the ANC’s back-down on a VAT increase

The ANC showed yesterday that it is desperate to dilute the role of the DA in any future power-sharing arrangement. It hopes it can more

Our economy is in a deep slump. We are getting poorer, with our economic growth rate consistently below the rate of increase in our population.

Two big issues are now front and centre in our politics, and both point to the divided and weakened state of the ANC. Neither issue

Ebrahim Rasool, the former South African Ambassador to the US whom the Trump administration kicked out of the country over the weekend, has been thrown

The Finance Minister, Enoch Godongwana, may or may not deliver the Budget speech later today. Our politics are in a strange new place. For the

President Donald Trump is on a path to upending the world order of international security and trade that has evolved since World War II. He

The ANC’s partners in the Government of National Unity (GNU) might have just saved the ANC from itself. Had the ANC’s partners in the GNU