Jonathan KatzenellenbogenThe South African economy is going through a torrid time and business confidence is sliding away. For over a decade there has been little if any economic growth, and the government has been hostile toward business. Two years ago, insolvency lawyers Cloete Murray and his son were gunned down on the N1 in broad daylight. President Cyril Ramapahosa’s visit to an agricultural fair in Bulawayo and his praising Zimbabwe last week have also not helped SA’s business case. The ANC is probably not hearing this, as it speaks to organised business keen to tell good news stories.