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Research outputs: CORRUPTION
2020 Better value from public infrastructure procurement
Corruption in public procurement comes at a huge price to government, industry and citizens; it leads to untold costs in terms of the enviro...
Download this report2020 Corruption perceptions and their effects on young graduates: attitudes towards public sector recruitment processes and trust in public institutions: a quantitative exploration of students from the university of KwaZulu-Natal and the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs
Public sector recruitment in South Africa has continued to be a topic of much interest, by virtue of being the country's largest employer, p...
2020 Wavering ethical leadership and local governance: KwaZulu-Natal Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs
Upon democratisation, the ANC-led government set out to ensure coordination between the three spheres of government. This would be done to e...
2019 Low-skilled immigration and the South African policy dilemma: passport
The restriction on free movement of labour between countries and the disregard of deep-rooted migration systems and patterns have led to an ...