Addressing the Endemic Consequences of Corruption in the South African Local Government Public Sector
Corruption is a broad concept involving various acts perceived to be illegal or unethical at the very least. Corruption is informally defined as any act which unfairly or illegally influenced a decision-making process, through giving or receiving of a benefit (monetary or otherwise) to the decision-...
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IntechOpen
2022
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