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Abstract
The new government has provided for a legal framework that necessitates the establishment and institutionalization of ward committees as vehicles to entrench participatory governance at the grass root level. According to Roger Southall (2004)[1], ‘participatory democracy entails a high level of public participation in the political process through a wide variety of institutional channels’.
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