Not surprisingly, emphasis on good governance can sometimes be equated with promoting democratic government.

They argue that poverty can be equated with powerlessness, and that the way to overcome poverty is through emancipatory social movements and civil society, not paternalistic aid programmes or corporate charity.

He argues that he should have been treated equally with the privileged group of taxpayers which had been exempted from the additional 4 per cent increase of the taxable income.

The extent of his private use of the car could not justify his unequal treatment, given that other long distance commuters using a company car equally polluted the environment, even if their private use of the car did not exceed 1,000 kilometres per year.