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SALGA
 The
South African Local Government Association (SALGA) is an organization
mandated by the new South African Constitution to assist in the wholesale
transformation of local government in South Africa from the
pre-1994 regime to the new dispensation under the country's first
democratically elected government.
The Constitution envisages
an important role for organized local government in the new South Africa,
with a unique focus on developmental service delivery. As such, SALGA
plays a core role in a variety of areas related to local government
transformation and as a national representative of the local government
sector and its employees.
The new SALGA strategy
responds to the challenges facing organised local government, addresses
past weaknesses and drives forward the process of consolidating the
transformation process of local government.
Web Address: www.salga.net
SAMWU
 The
South African Municipal Workers Union (SAMWU) was formed in 1987. SAMWU
represents 122 000 members in local government. Apart from its regular
functions as a trade union, SAMWU is critically concerned with issues
relating to the transformation of Local Government, community
participation and governance. SAMWU's major campaign is to fight the
privatisation of municipal services on all fronts. SAMWU is affiliated to
the Congress of South African Trade Unions and Public Services
International (PSI).
Web Address: www.samwu.org.za
IMATU
 IMATU
is a registered trade union representing 73 000 municipal and allied
employees.
IMATU provides an
outstanding service to its members and protects their rights and
interest, through committed and motivated office bearers, shop stewards
and professionally qualified staff.
IMATU is not affiliated
nor supports any political party and as such we do not take instructions
from any political parties. Our members are the only parties we care
about and from whom we take instructions.
Web Address: www.imatu.co.za
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