QUESTION 1

“The RSA Constitution states that ‘government is constituted as national, provincial and local spheres of government which are distinctive, interdependent and interrelated’”.

With reference to the above quotation, critically discuss intergovernmental relations in South Africa in particular reference to the mechanisms available for resolution of disputes.

QUESTION 2

“Collaboration is defined by Norris-Tirrell and Clay (2010:2) as an intentional, collective approach to address public problems or issues through building shared knowledge, designing innovative solutions, and forging consequential change.”

In the light of this statement, critically discuss the role of collaboration in local government.

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