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Is there a role for traditional governance systems in South Africa’s new water management regime?
Published: 2009
Report No: 2 317,00
Authors: Kapfudzaruwa F, Sowman M
Abstract
5 October 2009 684 physical, spiritual and social landscape of indigenous African people by colonisation, there is still a strong body of religious functionaries, traditional healers (izangomas) and traditional leaders who embrace these cultural and spiritual values. These individuals’ services play a crucial role in their communities and in the management of natural resources.
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Kapfudzaruwa F
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Sowman M
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