Strategic Dialogue Group (SDG) and Public Affairs Research Institute (PARI) held a successful interactive dialogue session which emphasised a need to move public discourse towards practical solutions and actions that...
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This case study was written by the Public Affairs Research Institute (PARI), which is affiliated to the University of the Witwatersrand. PARI played a knowledge management role on the project;...
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By Tracy Ledger and Mahlatse Rampedi "There are fifteen municipalities that for the last three consecutive years have received either a disclaimer or adverse audit outcome, or have failed to...
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Download the full text By Tracy Ledger (van der Heijden), for the University of Cape Town's Graduate School of Development Policy and Practice In 2019, Eskom's narrative is a cry...
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A literature review by Tracy Ledger and Sarah-Meny Gibert Strategic planning has become increasingly popular in the public sector around the world, and is generally understood to mean “a systematic...
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Download the full report Investigating corruption in Transnet "As this report details, corruption at Transnet has centred largely on procurement, including questionable contracts for port cranes, locomotives, IT services, and...
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By Alice Soares Guimarães, Federica Duca and Thatshisiwe Ndlovu. The centrality of taxation in the making and functioning of modern states is widely recognized in academic literature as well...
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By Dr Mosa Phadi and Joel Pearson In 2006, Eskom unveiled plans for a new multi-billion rand mega-project: the construction of the Medupi coal power station in the small...
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REPORT | JUNE 2017The Mogalakwena Local Municipality in South Africa This report focuses on the internal institutional dynamics of the troubled Mogalakwena Local Municipality, located in the Waterberg District of...
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May 2014The Contract State One of the most dramatic features of the post-apartheid state has been the contracting-out of government services to third-party providers. South Africa has become a ‘contract...
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