- IRR hosts a webinar discussing municipal issues in South Africa.
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Issues regarding the state of local government in South Africa are currently being observed in the Western Cape.
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Updated Oct 29
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Issues regarding the state of local government in South Africa are currently being observed in the Western Cape.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Corné Mulder discussed the political landscape of South Africa and commented on party performance in the Western Cape.Sub-event
- Violence is threatening security preparations for local government elections in the Western Cape.Sub-event
Research explains ambivalence in local politics in Cape Town.1 source
- Local government performance in the Western Cape is impacting the cost of living.Sub-event
- Championships are being held in Mossel Bay, and a government department is operating in the Western Cape of South Africa.Sub-event
- Moriel Infrastructure Group secures multi-million government contracts in South Africa, including N1 resurfacing maintenance, while its founder faces scrutiny.Sub-event
Current issues in SA local government are manifesting in the Western Cape.1 source
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The entities involved
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South Africa
country in southern Africa
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Western Cape
province of South Africa
Related events
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- Municipal elections were held in Cape Metro, South Africa, on November 3, 2026.
- Parties in South Africa are fragmenting the electorate, necessitating the formation of coalitions in municipalities.
- Kagiso Trust urged South Africans to vote in local elections and conducted civic education across South Africa.