The South African government consists of 5 democratic structures. Identify the role that the five democratic structures play in society

Five South African Democratic structures: -

National Government - carry out functions as outlined in the Constitution and in legislation enacted by Parliament. Make and carry out laws for the country

Provincial Government - Make and carry out laws for the Province concerned

Local Government - attends to the needs of the community. 

Traditional Authorities - " Chapter 11 of the Constitution states that the institution, status and roles of traditional leadership, according to customary law, are recognised." These councils ensure the laws are followed and their is no discrimination

Political Parties - One has to join a political organisation and stand in an election