The Civic Protest Barometer (CPB), published by the Dullah Omar Institute on 24 November 2016, measures trends in protest action in South Africa's municipalities. The 2016 CPB tracks trends in the number of protests, the geographical spread of protests, trends in violent civic protest and grievances behind protest action. It ...
The endgame of the current parliamentary year is fast approaching. There are only four weeks left before Parliament rises and loose ends are gradually being knitted together.
This week could see the finalisation of the Division of Revenue Amendment Bill. The division of revenue lays down how the total government ...
By Steven Friedman
Picture: SUNDAY TIMES
WHEN South Africans debate how public money should be spent, we can be sure that the voices of most of the people will never be heard.
The conflict over university fee increases is the latest example. We are told that "the students" want some ...
It's a busy week in the main chambers and committee corridor. Everything from Ministerial question time, to debates of public importance, to statutory appointments, to legislative business, to motions and members' statements dominate the plenary agenda. Beyond this, Parliament has scheduled a joint sitting on Thursday to mark Women's Day. ...
Lizette Lancaster, Manager, Crime and Justice Information Hub, ISS will discuss the latest trends at this seminar. Courtney Sampson, Western Cape Electoral Officer, will also share from his experience.
Event information Date: 26th July 2016 Time: 9:30 am for 10:00am – 12:00pm Venue: 6 Spin Street, Cape Town
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Photo Essay: Service Delivery in Dunoon and Joe Slovo Park
Municipalities must ensure that people in their areas have at least the basic services they need. There are a large number of services that they provide, the most important of which are: water supply, sewage collection and disposal, housing, refuse ...