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POLITICAL GOVERNANCE IN ZAMBIA A Civil Society Perspective for the Consultative Group Meeting on 7th July 2002 4 Executive Summary First, Civil Society in Zambia acknowledges that good overnance is a socio-economic g and political process and, by its very nature can have substantial fiscal implications.
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