Jonathan Katzenellenbogen

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has shifted the post-Cold War order and is laying the ground for a more dangerous world. In this sorting out

The economic shock set off by the Russian invasion of Ukraine will be among the most severe in at least 50 years. It is igniting

There are basically two broad scenarios for what will happen in Ukraine and the longer-term global impact of the Russian invasion.  The first expects that

South Africa could pay heavily for abstaining in the United Nations (UN) vote to condemn Russia and call for the withdrawal of its troops. It

Ahead of the Russian invasion of Ukraine last week, President Vladimir Putin seemed to have great military might at his command. Yet nearly a week later,

One issue that will be keenly watched in this afternoon’s Budget Speech as a sign of government resolve will be whether the Minister of Finance,

To be sure to win the 2024 election, the ANC may need to come up with a generous present for many voters. Making the Covid

This is the season when the government presents its plans for the year ahead and beyond.  President Cyril Ramaphosa will deliver his annual State of

Ahead of the State of the Nation Address next week, the president of trade union federation Cosatu, Zingiswa Losi, has called for an end to

When President Cyril Ramaphosa visited Soweto last year to campaign in the local government elections, there were serious protests. Some residents said they were protesting