Jonathan Katzenellenbogen
Jonathan Katzenellenbogen is a Johannesburg-based freelance financial journalist. His articles have appeared on DefenceWeb, Politicsweb, as well as in a number of overseas publications. Jonathan has also worked on Business Day and as a TV and radio reporter and newsreader.
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A perfect storm at our borders
Humanitarian crises threatened to break out at South Africa’s busiest land border posts over the festive season. A flood of Zimbabweans and Mozambicans overwhelmed the
African Free Trade Area: Grounded in Reality?
From Friday last week, the beginning of 2021, African governments were under a formal agreement to establish tariff-free trade among themselves and reduce trade barriers.
ANC’s ‘New Economy’ vision: Big state, but no money?
Over the next few weeks, the Daily Friend will be republishing a selection of the most popular posts of 2020. This piece was first published
What SA faces in the years ahead
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s government faces big decisions next year, but the big ones are the same issues it faced this year and the year before,
Does the ANC really want investment and growth?
Foreigners are once again in the sights of mobs and politicians who are building support on anti-immigrant sentiments. Popular frustration at the deep economic slump
A Week of Warnings
Last week was a terrible one for South Africa. Officials spun President Cyril Ramaphosa’s annual investment conference last week as a success that would result
Should we be optimistic?
Global economic sentiment is showing signs of improving in the aftermath of the US election and the positive clinical trial results of two Covid-19 vaccines.
Post-Trump: SA may be forced to choose – US or China
President-elect Joe Biden has promised big changes, and to set the United States (US) on a new course. The US will be far more involved
The ever-rising cost of Covid-19: Sacrifices without end
The world is in for the long haul in living with the Covid-19 pandemic. Vaccines, when they are approved, will face delays in manufacture and
The ever-rising cost of Covid-19: Sacrifices without end
The world is in for the long haul in living with the Covid-19 pandemic. Vaccines, when they are approved, will face delays in manufacture and