John Kane-Berman writes our looming ANC-made water crisis

John Kane-Berman says StatsSA's analysis is right to focus on the labour market

John Kane-Berman says handling a major public sector strike is beyond the capacities of the ANC govt

John Kane-Berman says using race as a 'proxy' for disadvantage is misleading and anachronistic

John Kane-Berman says party needs to rid itself of fraudulent notion that race continues to be a "proxy" for disadvantage

John Kane-Berman writes on the recent anti-Israel resolution of the church in southern Africa

John Kane-Berman writes on the significance of the Adapt Now report

John Kane-Berman says the notion of a "global consensus" on the issue is preposterous

John Kane-Berman writes on a disturbing recommendation of the Ngcobo report

And four other of the top stories on Alec Hogg's business news website, 30 September 2019

John Kane-Berman says the document provides a welcome contrast to standard ANC rhetoric

John Kane-Berman says there has been a rare, but welcome, pushback to the plan from business

Graham McIntosh responds to Mondli Makhanya's take on the matter

John Kane-Berman on the President's contradictory recent public pronouncements

John Kane-Berman on the ANC's decision to take a wrecking-ball to private healthcare

John Kane-Berman assesses Treasury's proposals for economic reform

John Kane-Berman writes on the 80th anniversary of the British declaration of war against Nazi Germany

John Kane-Berman writes on how to avoid this looming disaster

John Kane-Berman says panel kowtowed to traditional leaders even as it chose to confront the Zulu king

John Kane-Berman says the Land panel did not actually "affirm property rights"

Tony Leon speaks on the state of SA, and the opposition DA

John Kane-Berman contrasts the UK and US political systems

Helen Zille speaks on the battle to sustain liberal democracy in SA

John Kane-Berman says for millions of South Africans dodgy supply is a part of daily life

John Kane-Berman says Ramaphosa's remarks on matter would be ludicrous if ANC's track record was not so sad

John Kane-Berman responds to the critique of "People's War: New Light on the Struggle for South Africa"

John Kane-Berman writes on govt's contradictory demands of our SOE's

Jeremy Gordin reviews "People’s War: New Light on the Struggle for South Africa" by Anthea Jeffery

John Kane-Berman says visions can't be a substitute for hard policy decisions

John Kane-Berman says the positions of our elites are at odds with those of ordinary people

Survey finds that majority of minority respondents all report direct experience of racism

John Kane-Berman writes on the updated and abridged version of Anthea Jeffery's study

John Kane-Berman says this is not a team likely to get the economy moving

John Kane-Berman says this dichotomy is both dangerous and anachronistic

John Kane-Berman says the opposition dismisses the challenge now posed by the FF Plus at its own peril

John Kane-Berman says only alternative to Verwoerdian fantasy was a common society under majority rule

John Kane-Berman says right-wing complainants should explain how they would've achieved a different outcome

John Kane-Berman says the plan is to keep slowly squeezing the life out of private companies

John Kane-Berman says the IRR remained true to liberal principles under both NP and ANC rule

John Kane-Berman says the Daily Maverick’s recent editorial on Ace & Co. got things back to front

John Kane-Berman writes on the choice Pravin Gordhan will have to make

John Kane-Berman says the President continues to keep his reform agenda under wraps

John Kane-Berman writes on how the ANC elite could show true solidarity with poor and oppressed

John Kane-Berman says support levels for the ANC/EFF continue to top two-thirds of the electorate

John Kane-Berman says the Brexist "deal" on offer from Europe will give the UK the worst of both worlds

John Kane-Berman assesses the official opposition's 2019 manifesto

John Kane-Berman writes on the ANC govt's renowned policy incoherence

John Kane-Berman says the ruling party is on the brink of doing the same to private health and commercial farming

John Kane-Berman says the party has added hypocrisy to its Schweizer-Reneke falsehoods

John Kane-Berman says SA continues to align with the usual anti-democratic global suspects

John Kane-Berman writes on how the ANC is planning to impose a state monopoly on the adoption system

John Kane-Berman says the party remains stuck in a mindset of fantasy, disdain for costs, and dirigiste ideology

John Kane-Berman says our Rainbow Nation is full of unwitting perpetrators and their victims

John Kane-Berman writes on the 120th anniversary of the start of the Anglo-Boer war

John Kane-Berman says commission's own report doesn't support claims of ubiquitous anti-black racism

John Kane-Berman says the organisation appears to have learnt that appeasement isn't working

John Kane-Berman writes on the French President's climate change sparked troubles

John Kane-Berman says business is taking a 'wait and see' approach to the Ramaphosa presidency

John Kane-Berman writes on sub-Saharan Africa's contribution to Britain's war effort in WW2

John Kane-Berman writes on the warnings that went unheeded

John Kane Berman writes on upcoming hundredth anniversary of the end of the First World War

John Kane-Berman says that for most of the population the most pressing need is for jobs

John Kane-Berman says Tito Mboweni urgently needs to puncture the fantasy NHI balloon

Conference discusses way in which court has become increasingly captured by ANC ideology

John Kane-Berman assesses the key race-related rulings of SA's highest court

John Kane-Berman on the one type of crime where protests are not morally permissible

Graham McIntosh writes on why we should avoid making an enemy of that superpower

John Kane-Berman writes on President's underwhelming stimulus plan

John Kane-Berman says continued use of race leads to absurdities

John Kane-Berman says our institutions are falling apart across the board

John Kane-Berman says there is nothing surprising about the shattering of the President's "dream"

John Kane-Berman says Patrick Gaspard & Co. seem loath to mention the threat of EWC

John Kane-Berman writes on the effort to read a "transformative mission" into that document's text

John Kane-Berman writes on COSATU's planned national strike against job losses

John Kane-Berman says the opposition is failing to capitalise on ANC misgovernance

John Kane-Berman says President's rhetoric has only served to inflame the land issue

John Kane-Berman writes on the great, but now forgotten, movement that rose to challenge the NP govt

John Kane-Berman says we should not forget the damage done to state capacity under his presidency

John Kane-Berman writes on the role of the SA statesman in its founding, 100 years ago

John Kane-Berman says "transformation" and not just "state capture" is to blame for our current predicament

John Kane-Berman says the banks should use the leverage they now have to bury EWC

John Kane-Berman says govt policy continues to undermine investment, pummel entrepreneurship

John Kane-Berman says what really counts is the law

John Kane-Berman replies to Jeremy Gordin and Roy Isacowitz's critique

Jeremy Gordin and Roy Isacowitz respond to JKB on the killing of protesters by Israeli security forces

John Kane-Berman says killings were engineered to erode Israel's legitimacy

John Kane-Berman says we spend a huge amount on public service salaries, for little return

John Kane-Berman says all the current evidence suggests the opposite

John Kane-Berman writes on what the DA leader's complaints about enduring 'white privilege' miss

John Kane-Berman says a recent govt-backed survey supports the SAIRR's earlier claims on prevalence of racism

John Kane-Berman says businessmen are damned if they do and damned if they don't on race and gender targets

John Kane-Berman says the President has in some ways worsened uncertainty

Gwen Ngwenya explains DA's policy on matter, and responds to criticism of it

James Myburgh on why the West is wrong to single out Madikizela-Mandela for condemnation on this issue

John Kane-Berman says the "jobseekers' exemption certificate" policy won't work

John Kane-Berman says Madikizela-Mandela was both the victim and perpetrator of cruelty

John Kane-Berman on the double standards applied in cases of racial abuse and racial threat

John Kane-Berman says govt will spend billions bailing out SAA, but won't ensure our schools are safe

Survey finds 61% of black African respondents now agree that whites must take second place in SA

John Kane-Berman doubts whether the President's promised 2 million jobs in agriculture will materialise