This paper sought to prompt rethinking, retooling and remodelling the role of parliamentary
diplomacy in the formulation and execution of foreign policy in Zimbabwe. This is in view of …

This chapter deals with the state capture phenomenon in South Africa after 1994 which has
enabled members of the ruling elite, and their families and business partners, to gain control …

This thesis examines the deep structure of South Africa's legislative budget decision-making
process, in an attempt to understand how political and budgeting institutions coexist to …

This paper sought to prompt rethinking, retooling and remodelling the role of parliamentary
diplomacy in the formulation and execution of foreign policy in Zimbabwe. This is in view of …

South Africa recently marked ten years since the adoption of the country's National
Development Plan (NDP). Among the many objectives of the NDP is creating a capable …

Section 195 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996, lays out the
fundamental values and principles that should guide how the public sector operates to …

Abstract In South Africa, despite what appears to be a perfectly designed political system
underpinned by the separation of powers, public officials seemingly need more …

The first democratic elections in 1994 marked South Africa's transition from apartheid's long
period of repression and racial divide to a non-racial constitutional democratic order …

In the aftermath of Nelson Mandela's groundbreaking presidency, South Africa entered its
post-apartheid era in 1994 with palpable excitement and political optimism. Mandela's …

In terms of its constitutional mandates, the legislature in every democratic state must ensure
accountability in their individual and collective actions. The postindependent Nigeria's …