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  1. Law, Justice and Development Week 2013 Towards A Science of Delivery in Development How Law and Justice Can Help Translate Voice, Social Contract and Accountability into Development Impact November 18-22, 2013 1818 Street NW Washington DC

  2. The African City’s fate in central - local relations Jaap de Visser Community Law Centre, University of the Western Cape 2 November 18, 2013

  3. The African City: hotbed of opposition?  Opposition to national politics often emerges in urban context  How does the national polity respond?  Compare: Zimbabwe, South Africa, Ethiopia, Uganda

  4. Country City Oppositi Contestation Current status / latest on news Zimbabwe Harare ’02 oppositio n wins RSA Cape ‘06 Town oppositio n wins Ethiopia Addis ’05 Ababa oppositio n wins Uganda Kampala ‘08 oppositio n wins ’11 oppositio n wins

  5. Country City Oppositi Contestation Current status / latest on news Zimbabwe Harare ’02 ’03 mayor suspended oppositio ’04 - ’08 national n wins commission administers Harare RSA Cape ‘06 Town oppositio n wins Ethiopia Addis ’05 Ababa oppositio n wins Uganda Kampala ‘08 oppositio n wins ’11 oppositio n wins

  6. Country City Oppositi Contestation Current status / latest on news Zimbabwe Harare ’02 ’03 mayor suspended ’13 election opposition oppositio wins ’04 - ’08 national n wins commission 2013 Const enhances administers Harare status of LG RSA Cape ‘06 Town oppositio n wins Ethiopia Addis ’05 Ababa oppositio n wins Uganda Kampala ‘08 oppositio n wins ’11 oppositio n wins

  7. Country City Oppositi Contestation Current status / latest on news Zimbabwe Harare ’02 ’03 mayor suspended ’13 election opposition oppositio wins ’04 - ’08 national n wins commission 2013 Const enhances administers Harare status of LG RSA Cape ‘06 Formal / informal IGR Town oppositio disputes n wins Ethiopia Addis ’05 Ababa oppositio n wins Uganda Kampala ‘08 oppositio n wins ’11 oppositio n wins

  8. Country City Oppositi Contestation Current status / latest on news Zimbabwe Harare ’02 ’03 mayor suspended ’13 election opposition oppositio wins ’04 - ’08 national n wins commission 2013 Const enhances administers Harare status of LG RSA Cape ‘06 Formal / informal IGR ’11 opposition wins Town oppositio disputes Normalisation n wins Ethiopia Addis ’05 Ababa oppositio n wins Uganda Kampala ‘08 oppositio n wins ’11 oppositio n wins

  9. Country City Oppositi Contestation Current status / latest on news Zimbabwe Harare ’02 ’03 mayor suspended ’13 election opposition oppositio wins ’04 - ’08 national n wins commission 2013 Const enhances administers Harare status of LG RSA Cape ‘06 Formal / informal IGR ’11 opposition wins Town oppositio disputes Normalisation n wins Ethiopia Addis ’05 Post-election violence, Ababa oppositio arrests n wins Opposition dissolves Uganda Kampala ‘08 oppositio n wins ’11 oppositio n wins

  10. Country City Oppositi Contestation Current status / latest on news Zimbabwe Harare ’02 ’03 mayor suspended ’13 election opposition oppositio wins ’04 - ’08 national n wins commission 2013 Const enhances administers Harare status of LG RSA Cape ‘06 Formal / informal IGR ’11 opposition wins Town oppositio disputes Normalisation n wins Ethiopia Addis ’05 Post-election violence, ’08 & ‘ 013 ruling party Ababa oppositio arrests regains full control n wins Opposition dissolves Uganda Kampala ‘08 oppositio n wins ’11 oppositio n wins

  11. Country City Oppositi Contestation Current status / latest on news Zimbabwe Harare ’02 ’03 mayor suspended ’13 election opposition oppositio wins ’04 - ’08 national n wins commission 2013 Const enhances administers Harare status of LG RSA Cape ‘06 Formal / informal IGR ’11 opposition wins Town oppositio disputes Normalisation n wins Ethiopia Addis ’05 Post-election violence, ’08 & ‘ 013 ruling party Ababa oppositio arrests regains full control n wins Opposition dissolves Uganda Kampala ‘08 Constitution amended oppositio KCA Act passed n wins Central govt. now ’11 administers Kampala oppositio n wins

  12. Country City Oppositi Contestation Current status / latest on news Zimbabwe Harare ’02 ’03 mayor suspended ’13 election opposition oppositio wins ’04 - ’08 national n wins commission 2013 Const enhances administers Harare status of LG RSA Cape ‘06 Formal / informal IGR ’11 opposition wins Town oppositio disputes Normalisation n wins Ethiopia Addis ’05 Post-election violence, ’08 & ‘ 013 ruling party Ababa oppositio arrests regains full control n wins Opposition dissolves Uganda Kampala ‘08 Constitution amended ‘013 Tribunal recommends oppositio Lord Mayor to be KCA Act passed n wins removed Central govt. now ’11 2 days ago (18/11): Lord administers Kampala oppositio Mayor arrested n wins

  13. Country City Oppositi Contestation Current status / latest on news Urban growth Zimbabwe Harare ’02 ’03 mayor suspended ’13 election opposition oppositio wins 2010: 38% ’04 - ’08 national n wins commission 2013 Const enhances 2030: 51% administers Harare status of LG RSA Cape ‘06 Formal / informal IGR ’11 opposition wins Town oppositio disputes 2010: 62% Normalisation n wins 2030: 71% Ethiopia Addis ’05 Post-election violence, ’08 & ‘ 013 ruling party Ababa oppositio arrests regains full control 2010: 18% n wins Opposition dissolves 2030: 27% Uganda Kampala ‘08 Constitution amended ‘013 Tribunal recommends oppositio Lord Mayor to be 2010: 13% KCA Act passed n wins removed 2030: 21% Central govt. now ’11 2 days ago (18/11): Lord administers Kampala oppositio Mayor arrested n wins

  14. Does constitutional status matter? South Africa, 3 examples  Stand-alone status for cities  Protected revenue: electricity  Protected planning powers

  15. Stand-alone status  Constitutional recognition of ‘ stand-alone ’ status of largest cities  Eight metros: single political and planning units  Law defines who qualifies  Independent Demarcation Board decides

  16. Electricity  Importance: Oper. revenue: electricity/total Metro’s 32.6% Other cities 36.9% National Treasury 2011  Surplus cross-subsidises other services  Electricity distribution essential for debt collection  2000-2010: nat govt. attempts to regionalise  Cities resist successfully, backed by Constitution

  17. Land use  Constitution guarantees cities’ power to control land use  Johannesburg successfully challenged provincial decision making (tribunals)  Cape Town successfully challenged national decision making (mining)   accelerated devolution of planning powers to cities  Caveat: city may stop undesirable development but still needs other levels of govt to make development happen

  18. Thank You jdevisser@uwc.ac.za 18 November 18, 2013

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