According to the Constitution, provinces may have legislative and executive powers, concurrent with the national sphere, over: agriculture; casinos, racing ...

Economic transformation and job creation; · Education, skills and health; · Consolidating the social wage through reliable and quality basic services; · Spatial ...

All the provinces possess legislatures, cabinets and premiers that are con- cerned with local affairs such as education, health services, highways, tourism and ...

economic development · environmental affairs · finance · health · human settlements · public works · social development · sport ...

(2) A provincial legislature shall not be entitled to levy taxes detrimentally affecting national economic policies, inter-provincial commerce or the national ...

(5) An institutional development and capacity building role. Provincial governments establish municipalities, and are enjoined by section 155 (6) of the ...

(1) The Executive Council of a province consists of the Premier, as head of the Council, and no fewer than five and no more than ten members appointed by the ...

As we noted above, the South African system of multi-sphere government shapes the role of provincial governments. It draws them into national law-making ...

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