| Table of contents |
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| Overview: |
Controlling power - africans' views on governance, citizenship and accountability |
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| Section 1: |
Civil society-led accountability |
| Chapter 1: |
Seeking social accountability from provincial government in South Africa |
| Chapter 2: |
Ensuring social accountability in times of political crisis in Kenya |
| Chapter 3: |
Using the media to advance social accountability in Uganda |
| Chapter 4: |
Monitoring ourselves – the African peer review mechanism as a catalyst for accountability |
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| Section 2: |
Government-led accountability |
| Chapter 5: |
The role of the ombudsman in ensuring an accountable public service: Malawi's experience |
| Chapter 6: |
Parliamentary oversight of the HIV and AIDS pandemic - the case of Mozambique |
| Chapter 7: |
Improving public service delivery - Kenya's public service reform (2003-2007) |
| Chapter 8: |
Leveraging state accountability - the South African commission for gender equality |
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| Section 3: |
Working in partnership |
| Chapter 9: |
Developing civil society's budget monitoring capacity of HIV and AIDS resources in southern and eastern Africa |
| Chapter 10: |
The local governance barometer - measuring governance in Madagascar |
| Chapter 11: |
Activating citizens through community-based planning: the case of Johannesburg |
| Chapter 12: |
Towards an enabling environment for social accountability in Kenya |
| Chapter 13: |
Monitoring resource flows in decentralising African states |
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| Conclusion |
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