The Daily DiscourseFor many South Africans, failing service delivery has become more than just a frustration — it has become a legal battle
For many South Africans, failing service delivery has become more than just a frustration — it has become a legal battle. Faced with crumbling roads, persistent water and electricity outages, blocked stormwater drains and deteriorating municipal services, residents' associations and ordinary citizens are increasingly taking municipalities to court — and in many cases, winning. But while court victories may force action, the question remains: are they delivering lasting solutions, or simply highlighting a deeper crisis in local government?
Guest: Charissa Paige-Green: a partner in the Public Law Department at HBG Schindlers Attorneys,
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