This book examines a number of critical challenges and developments in the field of Public Management and Administration in South Africa, with specific focus on intergovernmental relations, financial management, parliamentary processes, local government administration, service delivery and performance management. Although substantial progress has been made within the South African public service and public sector to rectify the imbalances created by the former Apartheid regime in regards to the administration of the State and the delivery of services, critical challenges remain. This book is recommended for political office bearers, bureaucrats, public and private sector officials, academics and policy experts. It is a fundamental resource for students and anyone that wants to understand the dynamics of running a country and how to manage and administer the various levels of government.