Entrenching governance, ethics and professionalism in the public service

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Kanyane, M.H. (2015) Entrenching governance, ethics and professionalism in the public service. In: Allen-Ile, C.O.K., Kanyane, M.H. & Ile, I.U. (eds).Governance and resource management in southern Africa: challenges and opportunities for advancement. Durban: Reach Publishers. 207-227. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/2029

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Abstract:
In this chapter, corruption is unravelled to underscore its conceptual meaning and ramifications. The chapter argues at length that corruption is an ethical problem, and should be resolved by ethical solutions apart from short circuited legalistic intentions that are reactive and not proactive. Issues of governance, leadership ethics and professionalism are critical to question the integrity of the African governments above the bar and be equal to the task of aggressively responding to public service delivery challenges effectually.
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25 Aug 2015
 
PUBLIC SERVICES SECTOR
GOVERNANCE
ETHICS
PROFESSIONALISM
 
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