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No state can do without taxation. States need to pay for bureaucrats, soldiers, policemen, infrastructure, and the more ambitious ones also pay for schools, hospitals and social security programs. Fiscal...
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On January 3rd this year, South Africa’s Minister of Basic Education Angie Motshekga announced to a cheering audience that the national school leaving (‘matric’) pass rate had risen by 3 percent....
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The ancient Kongo kingdom in West-Central Africa has attracted much attention. Usually the study of its history starts with the arrival of Portuguese navigators at the end of the fifteenth century in the...
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Following on last week's meditation on the emergence of African Studies as an academic field, the author of
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No state can do without taxation. States need to pay for bureaucrats, soldiers,...
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On January 3rd this year, South Africa’s Minister of Basic Education Angie Motshekga...
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The ancient Kongo kingdom in West-Central Africa has attracted much attention. Usually...
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Following on last week's meditation on the emergence of African Studies as an academic field, the au...
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