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Adapting and responding to ICTs - a study of two municipalities in rural South Africa
The post - apartheid restructuring of South Africa's water sector has left the responsibility of planning, access and provision of water with local government. Local municipalities, which lack the " financial and human resources to deliver on their constitutional and legal mandate and on citizen...
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Department of Information Systems
2016
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