Mamphela Ramphele on Poverty And Inequality in South Africa
- Author:
- Mamphela Ramphele
- Publisher:
- Carnegie3
- Publication Date:
- 3 September 2012
- Tags:
- South Africa, Human Rights, Sustainable Development
Mamphela Ramphele, the founder of South Africa's Citizen's Movement, a former managing director of the World Bank, and a co-leader of the Carnegie studies on poverty in the 1980s, opens "Towards Carnegie III: Strategies to Overcome Poverty and Inequality" in Cape Town.
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- AUDIO: Corruption Robs South Africa's Poor
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- The Reinvention of Land Redistribution - Three Cycles of Policy 1994-2012
- Macroeconomic Policy and South African Unemployment - Multiple Segments and an Agenda for Research
- Unemployment - State of Knowledge, Gaps and Research Priorities for an Integrated Approach to Unemployment
- Design and Policy Implementation Issues in South Africa's Jobs Fund and Youth Wage Subsidy
- The Poverty of Education in South Africa
- Tweeting Out of Poverty - a Comparison of Access to Information and Communication Technology (ICT) As a Pathway From Poverty in South and East Africa
- End Poverty to Achieve Social Cohesion, Nation Told
South African Govt Acts to Help Poor Children
- Ten-Year-Old Orphan's Case Wins Rights for Millions
- AUDIO: South African Govt Acts to Help Poor Children
- Design and Policy Implementation Issues in South Africa's Jobs Fund and Youth Wage Subsidy
- Foster Grant Ruling - Minister Dlamini Must Outline Measures to Support Grandparents
- Save the Children Answers Govt's Call
- Social Grants to Get New Biometric System - Dlamini
- AUDIO: Rage Builds in South Africa Over Inequality
