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Alcohol consumption among HIV-positive pregnant women in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: prevalence and correlates
Research outputs: CORRUPTION
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 ...
2019 Supply chain: a service delivery enhancement or an impediment
Supply chain management in the Republic of South Africa is a cause for concern. The Auditor General South Africa, year in and year out, rais...
2018 Executive ethics reform is urgent as yet another cabinet minister is in serious breach
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Download this report2018 Executive ethics reform has made grindingly slow progress since Zuma's first breach
The last we heard of proposed amendments to the Executive Members' Code of Ethics was back in 2011 when draft amendments to the Executive Me...
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