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  1. Constitutional Court stops a Municipality from abusing judicial self-review Constitutional Court stops a Municipality from abusing judicial self-review

    The self-review of procurement decisions by governmental institutions, such as municipalities, has again come under the spotlight in a recent Constitutional ...

    Located in Previous Bulletins / Volume 19, Issue 4, November/December 2024
  2. A review of the Public Procurement Act of 2024: Ministerial regulatory powers A review of the Public Procurement Act of 2024: Ministerial regulatory powers

    This article, part of a series covering the Public Procurement Act, discusses the delegation of law-making powers to the responsible Minister.

    Located in Previous Bulletins / Volume 19, Issue 4, November/December 2024
  3. Is national government’s approach to local government roadworthy?  Vehicle testing sites and unfunded mandates Is national government’s approach to local government roadworthy? Vehicle testing sites and unfunded mandates

    The law contains many provisions that charge municipalities with responsibilities that are not part of local government’s constitutional mandate. They are ...

    Located in Previous Bulletins / Volume 20, Issue 1, March 2025
  4. Constitutional Court grants municipalities greater scope to rectify unlawful contracts

    Suppose a new municipal manager comes across a procurement contract that was awarded irregularly more than three months ago. Can he or she approach a court to ...

    Located in Previous Bulletins / Volume 14, Issue 2, December 2019
  5. Municipal Cost Containment Regulations: An attempt to curb local government wastefulness?

    The public has long put pressure on the government to curb the resource wastage at the local level. In a bid to contain this problem, on 7 June 2019, the ...

    Located in Previous Bulletins / Volume 14, Issue 2, December 2019
  6. The financial impact of COVID-19 on district and local municipalities: A Western Cape perspective The financial impact of COVID-19 on district and local municipalities: A Western Cape perspective

    On 29 March 2021, the Dullah Omar Institute convened a webinar on the financial impact of Covid-19 on district and local municipalities. The webinar was ...

    Located in Previous Bulletins / Volume 16, Issue 1, March 2021
  7. Recovering fruitless and wasteful expenditure: Nelson Mandela Bay v Lindele Antonio Petuna Recovering fruitless and wasteful expenditure: Nelson Mandela Bay v Lindele Antonio Petuna

    Year after year, the Auditor General exposes how too many municipalities incur significant amounts of fruitless and wasteful expenditure. The Municipal Finance ...

    Located in Previous Bulletins / Volume 16, Issue 2, June 2021
  8. Why appeals against tender awards by the municipal manager are unlawful Why appeals against tender awards by the municipal manager are unlawful

    Separating politics from administration is the cornerstone of the fight against corruption and maladministration in municipalities. When councillors meddle in ...

    Located in Previous Bulletins / Volume 16, Issue 2, June 2021
  9. How adequate is the Local Government Equitable Share grant in the face of escalating costs of municipal service delivery? How adequate is the Local Government Equitable Share grant in the face of escalating costs of municipal service delivery?

    This article explores the adequacy of the Local Government Equitable Share intergovernmental grant received annually by municipalities, in the main to fund the ...

    Located in Previous Bulletins / Volume 16, Issue 4, October 2021 [Special Issue on Local Government Finance]
  10. The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on local municipalities in the Western Cape The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on local municipalities in the Western Cape

    The School for Public Leadership at Stellenbosch University in partnership with the Hanns Seidel Foundation conducted a research study on the impact of the ...

    Located in Previous Bulletins / Volume 16, Issue 4, October 2021 [Special Issue on Local Government Finance]
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