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Original powers of state-owned companies' boards in South Africa
The South African government uses state-owned companies (SOCs) as vehicles through which it provides the necessary services it cannot directly provide. However, the SOCs are plagued by corruption that causes perpetual dependency on the government for bailouts. Major SOCs have had a pattern of misman...
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Department of Commercial Law
2026
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