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March 2004: ANC Government Breaks Mandela's Promises

Poor South Africans forced to buy water from private supplier

Another dusty day in Orange Farm near Johannesburg: red earth split in cracks, long dry dirt roads leading to the freeway that leads to the city. The sun above is a huge fiery ball sucking up whatever moisture its rays fall upon. Africa. Nothing here is more vital to life than water, and yet it is here that struggles for access to this basic “staff of life” are the most desperate.

The (Real) Bottom Line: Public-Private Partnerships

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A Tale of Two Provinces

A Comparative Study of Economic and Social Conditions in BC and Alberta

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A Review of Public Policy in BC

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Are Spending Cuts and Privatization the Answer for BC?

What the Neoliberal Agenda Means for You

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