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Development Southern Africa Volume 23, 2006 - Issue 1
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The demise of a South African growth point, Butterworth in the Eastern Cape: a community development model as an alternative strategy for development

Chris M Musampa Walter Sisulu University, Butterworth
Pages 85-96 | Published online: 17 Feb 2007

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Mwazvita TB Sachikonye, Tatenda Dalu & Ashley Gunter. (2016) Sustainable livelihood principles and urban greening in informal settlements in practice: A case of Zandspruit informal settlement, South Africa. Development Southern Africa 33:4, pages 518-531.
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Pakama Queenscious Siyongwana. (2008) The impact of political transformation on employment in the Transkei bureaucracy and civil service in Umtata, South Africa since 1994. GeoJournal 74:4, pages 293-310.
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