Mr N Baloyi

College of Economic and Management Sciences
School of Public and Operations Management
Department: Public Administration and Management
Lecturer
Tel:	012 4296181
E-mail:	ebaloynd@unisa.ac.za

Baloyi, N.D. 2020. Enhancing Capacity Building for Public Service Ethics Management in South Africa. Administratio Publica 28(1); 178-195
Baloyi, N.D. and De Jongh, D. 2019. Progress towards the implementation of the PRME principles: Lessons from a South African business school. South African Journal of Higher Education 33(1); 10-31.
Mabule, P. N. and Baloyi, N.D. 2019. Wetlands and Sustainable Livelihoods: Alternative Means of Water Security in the Drought Season Within the Rural Communities in Limpopo Province of South Africa. Conference Proceeding at the International Conference on Public Administration and Development Alternatives. July 2019. UL Publishers.

Baloyi, N.D. 2019. Reinventing Public Administration scholarship and teaching to enhance graduate capacity for a modern public service. Paper presented at the 19^th SAAPAM conference in Nelspruit, Mpumalanga: 14-17 May 2019.
Baloyi, N.D. 2018. Public Administration Pedagogy: a call to improve South African student graduateness. Paper presented at the International Conference of the School of Public Administration and Management. Pretoria, South Africa.
Baloyi, N.D. 2017. More than a one night stand: the marriage of politics and leadership in government. Paper presented at the annual conference of the Association of Southern African Schools and Departments of Public Administration and Management, East London, South Africa.
Baloyi, N.D. 2016. Confronting the symptoms of the morning after: the perils of reactionary ethics in the South African Public Service. Paper presented at the 9^th International Conference of the School of Public Administration and Management, University of Pretoria: Pretoria, South Africa.
Baloyi, N.D. 2016. The Nexus Between Ethics and Leadership: an Academic Prescription for the South African Public Service. Paper presented at the 2^nd annual Public Service Ethics Seminar, DPAM, University of South Africa, Pretoria: South Africa