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Programmatic Procurement: A Political Economy Review of the Transnet Freight Rail Competitive Supplier Development Programme

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  • Ayabonga Cawe

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Procurement policies in a country like South Africa have been targeted as a vehicle to achieve a range of social objectives. Public procurement allows the government to combine two functions, that of a purchaser in the market, and at the same time regulating the market through the use of its purchasing power to achieve social […]

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  • Ayabonga Cawe, 2014. "Programmatic Procurement: A Political Economy Review of the Transnet Freight Rail Competitive Supplier Development Programme," Working Papers 447, Economic Research Southern Africa.
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