Research

Arresting corruption in Africa: role of the youth

Arresting corruption in Africa: role of the youth

To reverse Africa’s corruption trend the AU and other agencies must involve youth in the anti-corruption agenda. Young people are most exposed to and hardest hit by corruption in Africa. Corruption remains a major obstacle to the continent’s social, political and...

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Guest Lecture with Prof Mushtaq Khan on Political Settlements

The Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance (UCT) launched its Guest Lecture Series in February 2023 with a riveting presentation by Prof Ha-Joon Chang. This series brings some of the leading public policy scholars and practitioners from around the world to share their insights with our students, researchers, UCT community and policymakers.

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State capture: an entirely new type of corruption

State capture: an entirely new type of corruption

This report explores the harnessing of South Africa’s state apparatus to serve private interests. This report explores the phenomenon of state capture – the harnessing of the state apparatus of South Africa to serve private interests. It looks specifically at the role...

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