By Ryan Brunette [Published in Sunday Times] The preferential procurement clause, especially, falls short of the constitutional requirement of a national legislative framework. Currently, the clause gives wide discretion to...
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The University of Pretoria’s Centre for the Advancement of Scholarship (CAS) cordially invites you to the book launch of State Capture in South Africa: How and Why it Happened with...
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The Year In Review The Public Affairs Research Institute (PARI) is in a new phase and it is stronger than ever before to carry out its mandate of shaping change...
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PARI, the Public Service Accountability Monitor, the Ethics Institute, and Corruption Watch have made a joint submission to Parliament on the Public Service Amendment Bill. The Bill is currently before...
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PARI, the Public Service Accountability Monitor, the Ethics Institute, and Corruption Watch have made a joint submission to Parliament on the Public Service Amendment Bill. The Bill is currently before...
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Image: Thabo Mhambi / Bree Street, Johannesburg Thina Nzo | Explosion of a decaying city: Defects of Joburg's poor urban management revealed [First published in News 24] The rapid urbanisation...
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PARI and the Public Service Accountability Monitor (PSAM) recently submitted public comment to the Public Service Commission (PSC) on the draft PSC Bill. The Bill seeks to enhance the conditions...
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Mbongiseni Buthelezi will be facilitating conversations with some of the authors of the new book, State Capture in South Africa. The launches are set to happen at Exclusive Books in...
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A Strategic Public Procurement Paradigm for South Africa: Reflections on the development of the Public Procurement Bill South Africa’s public procurement regime, established in the context of public sector reform...
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