Combating corruption in public procurement in developing countries: a legal analysis
W.T. Mugadza
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W.T. Mugadza
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This study would not have been possible without the help of the following people: My lovely wife and more than a suitable helper Amanda (for the unwavering support, prayers, cooking and the sacrifice of the zillion hours away from home); my children and my family.Charisse T Taruza (for the endless hours and sacrifice on the technical stuff).
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This study would not have been possible without the help of the following people: My lovely wife and more than a suitable helper Amanda (for the unwavering support, prayers, cooking and the sacrifice of the zillion hours away from home); my children and my family.Charisse T Taruza (for the endless hours and sacrifice on the technical stuff).
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