An investigation of a local government turnaround strategy : the case of Nkonkobe Local Municipality
The primary purpose of the study was to investigate the extent to which the Nkonkobe Local Municipality is able to meet its obligations in terms of the LGTAS - specifically as a rural municipality. Further to investigate what impact, if any, the Report on the State of Local Government in South Afric...
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ndltd-netd.ac.za-oai-union.ndltd.org-nmmu-vital-83312017-12-21T04:22:39ZAn investigation of a local government turnaround strategy : the case of Nkonkobe Local MunicipalityHanabe, Lulamile DonaciousCorporate turnarounds -- South Africa -- Eastern CapeMunicipal government -- South Africa -- Eastern CapeBusiness planning -- South Africa -- Eastern CapeThe primary purpose of the study was to investigate the extent to which the Nkonkobe Local Municipality is able to meet its obligations in terms of the LGTAS - specifically as a rural municipality. Further to investigate what impact, if any, the Report on the State of Local Government in South Africa has had on the municipality. The study moved from the premise that municipalities are different, and that a rural municipality’s response to service delivery and the LGTAS, should be understood in the context of additional challenges, because of its remote locality. The study therefore is based on the assumption that the Nkonkobe Local Municipality has not been able to fully meet the objectives, as they are contained in the LGTAS that was approved by Cabinet in December 2009. The study proposed to give a background of the origin of municipalities and evolution and transformation of Developmental Local Government in South Africa. The in-depth literature review was undertaken on Developmental Local Government to achieve the objective of the study. Local Government Turnaround Strategy analysis with reference to Nkonkobe Local Municipality is also presented to test the proposed hypotheses. The empirical survey and research methodology used in the study is described and explained in-depths and followed by data collection in a form of a questionnaire. The research findings of the empirical survey are then analysed and reported in statistical form. In the final chapter; recommendations are presented based on the empirical survey findings through the respondent’s inputs in the questionnaire. Recommendations are also presented on how Nkonkobe Local Municipality can improve its business to achieve the objectives of LGTAS.Nelson Mandela Metropolitan UniversityFaculty of Arts2013ThesisMastersMAxiii, 146 leavespdfvital:8331http://hdl.handle.net/10948/d1020568EnglishNelson Mandela Metropolitan University |
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The primary purpose of the study was to investigate the extent to which the Nkonkobe Local Municipality is able to meet its obligations in terms of the LGTAS - specifically as a rural municipality. Further to investigate what impact, if any, the Report on the State of Local Government in South Africa has had on the municipality. The study moved from the premise that municipalities are different, and that a rural municipality’s response to service delivery and the LGTAS, should be understood in the context of additional challenges, because of its remote locality. The study therefore is based on the assumption that the Nkonkobe Local Municipality has not been able to fully meet the objectives, as they are contained in the LGTAS that was approved by Cabinet in December 2009. The study proposed to give a background of the origin of municipalities and evolution and transformation of Developmental Local Government in South Africa. The in-depth literature review was undertaken on Developmental Local Government to achieve the objective of the study. Local Government Turnaround Strategy analysis with reference to Nkonkobe Local Municipality is also presented to test the proposed hypotheses. The empirical survey and research methodology used in the study is described and explained in-depths and followed by data collection in a form of a questionnaire. The research findings of the empirical survey are then analysed and reported in statistical form. In the final chapter; recommendations are presented based on the empirical survey findings through the respondent’s inputs in the questionnaire. Recommendations are also presented on how Nkonkobe Local Municipality can improve its business to achieve the objectives of LGTAS. |
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Hanabe, Lulamile Donacious |
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Hanabe, Lulamile Donacious |
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Hanabe, Lulamile Donacious |
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An investigation of a local government turnaround strategy : the case of Nkonkobe Local Municipality |
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An investigation of a local government turnaround strategy : the case of Nkonkobe Local Municipality |
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An investigation of a local government turnaround strategy : the case of Nkonkobe Local Municipality |
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An investigation of a local government turnaround strategy : the case of Nkonkobe Local Municipality |
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An investigation of a local government turnaround strategy : the case of Nkonkobe Local Municipality |
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investigation of a local government turnaround strategy : the case of nkonkobe local municipality |
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Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University |
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2013 |
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