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PUB2601 EXAMPACK 2024
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UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS
May/June 2023
PUB2601
FOUNDATIONS OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
100 Marks
4 Hours
EXAMINERS:
FIRST: MS MP Khanya
Ms GL Abrahams
SECOND: Prof EJ Nealer
This examination question paper consists of five (5) pages. (Annexure A excluded).
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18. You have to:
- do in-text source referencing, for example – (Nqobile, Ntandoyenkosi & Mziwandile, 2019:
12-15); and
- add a complete list of sources, for example – Nqobile, Z., Ntandoyenkosi, M. and
Mziwandile, S. 2019. Housing as a basic human right: a reflection on South Africa.
Southern African Journal of Social Work and Social Development. 31(1): 1-18.
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