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The March 2019 Research Brief shows that Municipalities owe R 9 billion to Water Boards for bulk water services, amounting to 46% of total revenue of Water Boards.

The 4th Industrial Revolution is transforming society at every level. Dullah Omar Institute's Applied Constitutional Studies Laboratory together with the Law Faculty at the University of the Western Cape held a seminar on the 15th of February to examine the impact on law and government in the digital age.

Municipal debt to Eskom has reportedly reached R17 billion. The rate of growth has however shifted from exponential to linear.

The state manages billions of rands of taxpayers money, much of it meant for spending on social justice and development programmes. A system of public finance set in law governs how national, provincial and local governments should manage our public finances.

[Press Release] UWC Launches new research tool: Public Finance Watch

The state manages billions of rands of taxpayers money, much of it meant for spending on social justice and development programmes.

ACSL uses computational methods to model how governments can improve their performance, accountability and services to promote social justice. The Municipal Audit Consistency Barometer (MAC-B) is a tool to measure consistency in municipal compliance with national audit standards over a five year period.