The civic movement of South Africa is located in the context of the liberation struggle, and can also be explained as a dialectical process of direct involvement of residents in the liberation struggle against political oppression, racism and class economic exploitation as well as the commitment to the struggle against apartheid and capitalist culture. This book also analyses crime and violence which is spreading worldwide at a very rapid rate by explaining the connection between government, business, labour and community chambers at the national level aimed at implementation at all levels of a context of research methodology undertaken concerning community development and the role of national, provincial and local governments, private sector and civil society, with an emphasis on community participation and social growth.