Abstract:
A core component of South Africa's constitution is the commitment to ensure public participation in governance, giving effect to a representative and participatory democratic state. But as the presidency's 15-year review in 2008 noted, there is an urgent need for strengthening innovative approaches to fostering participatory democracy. Annette Verryn et al report on a case study that illustrates the challenges for communities in ensuring government accountability and responsiveness.
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