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Part 1 of this paper defines corruption in its generality and offers an overview of the different scales, methods and causes. It presents an overview of corruption in Uganda and states that...
With estimates of the death toll in Syria climbing to over 60 000 as of January 2013, it is worth questioning the deadlock in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) that has lasted nearly two...
While it has been a vital necessity for the socio-economic development of its beneficiaries (usually developing countries), foreign aid money has acted as a source of corruption. If not handled...
The African Water Facility offered a 1 million euro grant to the Community Integrated Development Initiatives (CIDI) to support their Kawempe Urban Poor Sanitation Improvement Project (KUPSIP). The...
We, members of Civil Society, having gathered at the 4th Alternative Mining Indaba (AMI) / in a Peoples’ Indaba in Cape Town from 3rd to 5th February, 2013, comprising Faith Based Organisations,...
South Africa urgently needed to become more attractive to foreign investors if it wanted to be a viable contender as a global investment hotspot, Grant Thornton’s latest International Business...
With 6-billion mobile phones around the world, of which 75% in developing countries, telephones reach most corners of the African continent. Mobile phones have improved the lives of the poor. Two...
On behalf of the Provincial Government of KwaZulu‐Natal, I would like to begin by expressing our unwavering gratitude to the organisers of the Volvo Golf Champions Tournament for choosing...
People often fight about their differences, like skin colour, religion and more. “These differences are minute. We must celebrate our common ancestry and commit ourselves to a common destiny....
The perception of the prevalence of corruption in South Africa’s public sector is worsening, with the country slipping further in Transparency International’s latest Corruption Perceptions...
Yesterday, both the co-chairpersons of the Global Network of Women Ministers and Leaders for the Environment (NWMLE), Deputy Minister of Water and Environmental Affairs, Republic of South Africa,...
The International Renewable Energy Alliance held a side event today during the COP18 in Doha "Towards 100 % renewable energy: Case studies and examples from regions and municipalities". The aim of...
During COP 17 we had an initiative of the South African Department of Environmental Affairs in conjunction with our Environmental Education Wing, Indalo Yethu and other partners prior to COP 17,...
The World Energy Council's (WEC) global ranking of country energy
sustainability performance has revealed that most of the over 90 countries
assessed are still far from achieving fully sustainable...