South Africa's first non-racial local government elections took
place in 1995 and 1996, effectively bringing down the curtain on
the municipal apartheid which had devided cities and towns since
1923. This study gives a general overview of the constitutional and
legislative procedures involved in the democratisation process from
1994 and focuses on the important and controversial role played by
boundary demarcation. Detailed case studies analyse the demarcation
process in three major metropolitan areas: Cape Town, Johannesburg
and Durban. The title debates the extent to which political motives
outweighed technical considerations, and offers guidelines for
future demarcation criteria.
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