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A case for the extension of the 'comply or explain' philosophy to a national code of corporate governance in Zimbabwe: a comparative analysis
After the wave of corporate collapses in the United Kingdom (UK) in the late 1980s and early 1990s, a need for corporate governance reform was realised in that country. There was an introduction of self-regulation as a method of corporate governance. The private sector initiated efforts to improve c...
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Department of Commercial Law
2026
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