Jonathan Katzenellenbogen

In South Africa we have rolling crises that sometimes ease, but more often, worsen in phases. We have been through multiple crises in recent years:

Last week, for the first time ever, Botswana elected a new President who was not from the party that has ruled since independence in 1966.

Last week Cuba was hit by two disasters, one natural and the other a man-made own goal. A hurricane hit the island, and the electricity

Eskom wants to raise power tariffs by more than 36 percent next year, and follow this up with big hikes in the two following years.

When Tito Mboweni, who passed away over the weekend at the age of 65, was appointed Governor of the Reserve Bank, there was some market

About two weeks ago President Cyril Ramaphosa met Elon Musk in New York. The topic that must have been touched on in their talks was

Last night’s massive missile attack on Israel did little damage and failed to demonstrate any new or decisive advantage held by Tehran. Acting in pure

Until last week, during Africa Aerospace and Defence (AAD) shows, our premier defence industry trade exhibition held every two years, the US parked one of

The nail-biting over whether the Government of National Unity (GNU) will fall apart has been endless. Yet the arrangement has inherent stability, as the two

Tom London has set off a wave of outrage over his posts about his horrific experience at Helen Joseph, a state hospital. Those who want