Jonathan Katzenellenbogen

Some years ago, I was among a group of journalists invited to an embassy function in Pretoria. To get the discussion rolling we were asked:

Later this month the Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana, will present a budget against a backdrop of disappointment. The country’s economic growth rate this year

Both South Africa and Israel have claimed victory in the ruling handed down by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) last week. In much of

The Israel-Hamas war in Gaza has sparked a wider Middle East war, which could yet draw in the world’s major powers and threaten a global

The South African government is proud of its activist foreign policy in speaking out on the big international issues of the day. Its case before

In Argentina, Javier Milei, a radical libertarian who promised shock therapy to severely cut the role of the government, was recently inaugurated as President. Milei

At the launch of his political party, ‘Change Starts Now’, last year, Roger Jardine said he would soon be asking the public for policy suggestions.

The national and provincial elections next year could be a watershed in our post-1994 history. There is a good chance that the African National Congress

The Harvard Report, Growth Through Inclusion in South Africa, released last week is a damning indictment of the entire ANC project. It is one of the

Next year will mark a hundred years since the National Party gained a foothold in government as part of a coalition with the South African