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A case analysis of the viability of the current regulation and enforcement mechanisms of corporate governance in Zambia
The narrative has changed. It is no longer 'Africa is rising' but 'Africa has risen'. Africa's economic potential is being sung from all corners of the world. One would think that the continent would undergo another 'scramble for Africa' following on from this economic boom. However, it is also clea...
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Department of Commercial Law
2016
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