Jonathan Katzenellenbogen

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

The government has plans to reconfigure the state. But the precise meaning of this and its scale and timing are still unknown. The need to

This afternoon, the Finance Minister, Enoch Godongwana, will present his Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) to Parliament, outlining spending, taxation, and borrowing plans for the

South Africa is bumbling along from one foreign policy mess to another. The real risk is that at some stage, the West, where most of

The war between Israel and Hamas could become one of the most intense and prolonged that has yet been fought in the Middle East in

For Hamas and its backers, the attacks on Israel over the weekend might be an immense success as a show of an ability to execute