P.O. Box 392
UNISA
Pretoria, Gauteng 0003
South Africa
University of South Africa (UNISA)
Constitution, Constitutionalism, Decentralisation, Democracy, Devolution, Federalism, Human Rights, Independent Judiciary, Rule of Law, Separation of Powers, Supremacy of the Constitution, Unitary System
constitutional democracy, COVID-19 pandemic, Disaster Management Act, lockdown regulations, National Disaster Management Centre
law, good governance, public administration, ethics, professionalism
Public service; Public administration; Constitutionalism; Rule of law; Good governance; Democracy; Human Rights; Development
Traditional Leadership, Local Government, Decentralisation, Democracy, Development
Civic and voter education; COVID-19 pandemic; digital rights; electoral democracy; election management body; digital divide; political participation; technological systems
Local Government, Housing, South Africa, Constitutional Law, Municipal Law, Right to Housing
Good governance, human rights, implementation, professionalism, political will, public administration, public service ethics, rule of law
the right to food, food-parcel corruption, COVID-19 pandemic, South Africa, urban poor, food insecurity, hunger
adequacy, ESCR Committee, General Comment 4, ICESCR, local government, right to adequate housing, South Africa
Free State High Court, Ngwathe Local Municipality, Provincial Intervention
Parallel Councils, Duplicate Management Teams, Thabazimbi Local Municipality
Voter Turnout, Lesotho 2022 Elections, Civic and Voter Education, Independent Electoral Commission, Electoral Participation, Constitution of Lesotho
Voter turnout, Decline, South Africa
G20 South Africa Summit, Local Governance
Covid-19, Local Government Elections, South Africa, Constitution, Right to Vote
Raila Odinga, William Ruto, 2022 Kenyan Elections
digital platforms, youth representation, policy advocacy, local government, youth participation, participatory democracy, digital inclusion
Constitution, Devolution, Constitutionalism, Democracy, Rule of Law, Constitutional Supremacy, Zimbabwe
A Rights-based Approach to Informal Street-Trading Challenges in Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality
Rights-based Approach, Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, Informal Street-Trading
Communication surveillance, Elections, Freedoms
communication surveillance, democracy, digital rights, elections, human rights, political participation, Zimbabwe
Community-based Approaches, Community-led Planning, Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Rural Development, Spatial Equity
Democracy, Urbanisation
