Confronting Exclusion : 2013 Transformation Audit

An immediate, but only partial, remedy to the current state of affairs would be to prioritise transparency, accountability and leadership integrity within the system to restore trust in the bona fides of key institutions. The longer-term challenge will be to counter a growing sense of economic exclu...

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Autor principal: Jan Hofmeyr
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Publicado: African Minds 2014
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