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Exploring the political communication dynamics in South Africa’s platinum industry: the case of Marikana
After two decades of democracy, poverty and inequality remain at the heart of the development malaise in South Africa. Despite investor-friendly environments and economic growth forged during the previous administration, recent unrest in the platinum industry highlighted the strained relationship be...
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Centre for Film and Media Studies
2015
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