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This guide, published by the Public Affairs Research Institute, explains the role, election process, legal obligations, and powers of municipal councillors in South Africa. It details the differences between ward and proportional representation councillors, the requirements for candidacy, and a comprehensive code of conduct. Additionally, it provides a framework for how councillors can collaborate with communities to improve local governance and service delivery.

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  • Municipal councillors in South Africa are elected every five years and can be either ward councillors, who are elected directly by residents of a specific ward, or proportional representation (PR) councillors, who are appointed by political parties based on the total percentage of votes the party received.
  • To qualify as a candidate for councillor, an individual must be a South African citizen with a valid ID, accept their nomination, submit required forms to the IEC, obtain signatures from 50 eligible voters in the municipality, and pay a deposit determined by the IEC.

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