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A fusion of charity and commercial investment principles to maximise social investment in South Africa
South Africa faces a raft of social problems, the enormity of which make it impossible for the government to tackle alone. This has necessitated private sector involvement through socially responsible investments (SRI) and charity. Despite the growth of the SRI industry and years of charitable contr...
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2018
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