Jonathan Katzenellenbogen

There is an intense and growing national anxiety about the country’s future. Economic hardship is increasing for most South Africans. Unemployment is persistently high, food

Last week President Cyril Ramaphosa declared his fifth annual SA investment conference a great success. And last week the President also signed into law the Employment

About 180 000 Zimbabweans and their dependants, who could number as many as a million, will face deportation from South Africa at the end of

Party congresses are about putting on a show for the next election and are full of big talk. But the Democratic Alliance (DA) has for

In certain ways all banking crises are the same. There is a run on the bank as depositors rush to withdraw their cash and big

The national shutdown called for by the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) on Monday did not bring the country to a standstill. In the end it

Big business bosses have come down hard on the government for its lethargy in responding to the multiple crises we face. The message could not

South Africa is drifting into growing isolation from its trading partners and much of the international community. The consequences will be pressures on economic growth,

Allowing Eskom to concession its fleet of coal-fired power stations to private contractors would have been politically impossible just a few years ago. With the

Shoichiro Toyoda, one of Japan’s foremost post-war industrialists, who was President of Toyota from 1982 to 1992 and helped the company become the world’s largest