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Please answer the following questions in local municipality 1) Do you think political coalition in council play a central role in managing finances yes or no elaborate your answer 20 marks 2) What should a coalition be doing 15 marks 3) What is the role (group theory approach) 15 4) What is the role in managing finances 15 marks 5) When coalition are managing council, what are the challenges faced by the council, discuss those challenges 25 marks 6) What are the opportunities that a council can have where its leadership is managed by a coalition (what is needed for coalition to work) 25 marks 7) In what way can a properly manage coalition gout in coalition helps us to get rid 25 marks.
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