By Rui Llera Blanes, July 2020 Disclaimer: I am a university professor employed at the University of Gothenburg and living in Sweden since January 2018. Prior to that, I have...
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A report by Tracy Ledger and Mahlatse Rampedi. [There is] a financial cul-de-sac that many of the local municipalities and districts have already reached across the whole country, with...
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By Tracy Ledger We have seen many headlines over the past two years highlighting the negative effects of Eskom on the national fiscus. Billions of rands have been allocated...
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By Dr Thina Nzo Patronage, and its cemented co-existence within the bureaucracy, has become the Achilles heel that contributes to poor financial performance outcomes. This makes troubleshooting budget and treasury...
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PARI’s state reform programme is centrally focused on the relationship between politics and the state administration, it seeks to reduce the influence of corruption and patronage on South African politics,...
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the year in review RESTRUCTURING AND COLLABORATION Coming out of a leadership crisis in the previous year, 2019 was a year of internal restructuring, and has yielded a sea change...
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THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT BILL NEEDS BETTER ENFORCEMENT: A SUGGESTED PROVISION TO EMPOWER AND INCENTIVISE WHISTLE-BLOWERS Jonathan Klaaren, Ryan Brunette Abstract Among other reforms, South African public procurement law needs...
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by Thokozani Chilenga-Butao The recruitment processes in government have been under debate and scrutiny for years. Allegations of nepotism, cadre deployment and the recruitment of unqualified candidates in government departments...
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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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