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

John Kane-Berman says EWC may in reality be entirely consistent with the President's ideology

John Kane-Berman says the DA leader should push further with plans for labour market reform

John Kane-Berman says SONA and the budget were shot through with contradictory statements

John Kane-Berman says the new President is in a powerful position to do so

John Kane-Berman says there was no excuse for govt officials not to know what was going on

John Kane-Berman on the industry's contribution to the economy and living standards

John Kane-Berman says SA's focus on social equity has exacerbated inequality

John Kane-Berman on the intolerant man in change of Gauteng's education

John Kane-Berman writes on the lessons from twelve top performing schools, public and private

John Kane-Berman says our age of 'diversity' demands uniformity of opinion and experience

John Kane-Berman writes on the ConCourt ruling in the case of AfriForum vs UFS

John Kane-Berman says priority must be removing Zuma from presidency as soon as possible

John Kane-Berman recalls his time working for the magazine under the legendary editor

John Kane-Berman says investment in new mines has halved in the last few years

John Kane-Berman says ANC President will have to decide what he really believes in and then make the case for it

John Kane-Berman says US President is succeeding in cutting back on regulations

Anthea Jeffery says dept is enforcing stoppages for often trivial safety violations

John Kane-Berman says this was a legitimate revolt against an undemocratic EU project

John Kane-Berman questions wisdom of DA leader's back-handed praise for Ramaphosa's ten-point plan

John Kane-Berman says there are three key problems with the Motlanthe panel's report

John Kane-Berman says the NHI is a megalomaniacal system we literally cannot afford

John Kane-Berman says bank is using its financial muscle to enforce obeisance in the think-tank sector to ANC race ideology

John Kane-Berman says those convicted of murder have gotten away with less

John Kane-Berman on a new threat from the ANC govt to successful public schools

John Kane-Berman says there's something pathetic about the SACP, ANC and COSATU's response to President's latest outrage

John Kane-Berman says our economic performance is now as dismal as it was under PW Botha

John Kane-Berman writes on the mass deaths caused by communist regimes that some would prefer to forget

John Kane-Berman on the principals and teachers succeeding against all the odds

John Kane-Berman writes on the late Mario Oriani-Ambrosini's book on the Inkatha leader

John Kane-Berman on an intriguing anecdote in the late Mario Oriani-Ambrosini's memoirs

John Kane-Berman says the ANC and SACP were past masters at art of disinformation

John Kane-Berman on what the principals of well-performing no-fee schools think about the matter

Geordin Hill-Lewis replies to JKB's criticism of the DA leader

John Kane-Berman says when Mmusi Maimane echoes CST ideology he lets the ANC off the hook

John Kane-Berman says that it was once official policy of the liberation movement to take out political rivals

John Kane-Berman says evil needs to be nipped in the bud when it first occurs

Paul Hoffman says the fatal flaw in the DSO was the lack of security of tenure

John Kane-Berman on how to start cleaning out the Augean stables of state corruption

John Kane-Berman questions whether economic inequality leads to unrest and instability, or worse

John Kane-Berman on the Cato Institute's recently released critique of the work of the French economist

John Kane-Berman says the DP's stated commitment to the NDR precludes a reform agenda

John Kane-Berman runs down the lies in our public discourse

John Kane-Berman says the party continues to diligently chase quite incompatible goals

John Kane-Berman writes on the exhibition of paintings and drawings by Moses Tladi

John Kane-Berman says the industry has been playing defence for far too long now

John Kane-Berman connects the dots of an unfolding narrative with disturbing implications

John Kane-Berman says a campaign is needed to show the links between policy, investment, growth, and jobs

John Kane-Berman says that if the ANC wants to achieve anything, it needs to change its approach utterly

John Kane-Berman notes that hundreds of millions of people have been able to work their way out of poverty

John Kane-Berman says the Trump-era controversies are often echoes of those in earlier centuries

John Kane-Berman asks what the ANC government is really up to

John Kane-Berman says Flemming Rose has now been heard in SA, thanks to the IRR