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This piece of work marks the critical age in our planning fraternity and dispensation. There is a need for the overall re-look at how Integrated Planning is executed and monitored within the three spheres of government. For decades since the democratic dispensation, both provincial and local governments are struggling to align plans and service delivery activities. The recently introduction of the National Development Plan has not yielded and compelled government to work as a single entity. Although substantial and significant strides have been accomplished to date, there is yet a huge gap to be closed through proper execution and monitoring of the plans. I also want to dedicate this work to my colleagues who have played an immense role in the development of my career life: Thembisile Serite, Joyce Mkhabela, Shantel Bonini, Crystal Khoza, Doctor Thembisile Ntshakala, Doctor Gugulethu Nkosi, Hubert Shabangu. Finally to thank my Pastors for their endless prayers, Pastor James Phiri, Pastor Naledi Phiri, Mr. Nkosi and his wife, Nelly. May the good Lord have grace and favour in your lives.
About the author
Reverend Tibane is an author of note in public management and local government sector. He has authored a spectrum of topics ranging from politics, economics, development and religious literature. He also serves as a Pastor for a local congregation, the Fountain Family Bible Church. He is an aspiring businesses man and a motivational speaker.
