John Kane-Berman

Donald Trump famously declared that ‘for every new regulation issued, at least two prior regulations [must] be identified for elimination’. This was music to the

Earlier this month, Queen Elizabeth II entered the 70th year of her reign, her father, King George VI, having died on 6 February 1952. Had

Last week my colleague Anthea Jeffery reminded us that the deputy president, David Mabuza, had said that the Expropriation Bill currently before Parliament was necessary

The US will shortly be part of the Paris Agreement once again. It will therefore be committed to helping keep the rise in the planet’s

Elon Musk is now supposedly the richest man in the world. Although he is the market leader, he is not the only manufacturer of electric

Welcome to the past. When the National Party was still ruling South Africa, Barclays, a major and highly visible British bank, was one of the

If last week’s invasion of Capitol Hill was an attempted coup, then it ranks as one of the most inept in history. The reaction to

The United Kingdom’s exit last week from the European Union is a victory for legitimacy, democracy, decentralisation, and accountability. These principles, and the regain of

What could be more agreeable? Oodles of electricity free of charge and free of carbon.   Two big claims are made for solar and wind energy.

So now we know. One of the reasons for retaining South African exchange controls is to ensure that enough money is available for investment in