MASEMOLA SHOULD RESIGN OVER RAT’S NEST OF SAPS FACTIONALISM AND CORRUPTION
General Fannie Masemola has presided over a rat’s nest of factionalism and corruption in the senior ranks of the South African Police for just over four years.
GOOD STOOD WITH OTHER ACTIVISTS FOR EARTH DAY OUTSIDE PARLIAMENT AFTER GOVERNMENT CONTINUES TO DENY A JUST TRANSITION
South Africa has made many global commitments on the world stage and at business conferences regarding its support for a just transition away from fossil fuels and its investment in a greener future.
Marius van Stade
GOOD PARTY CALLS FOR URGENT FLOOD RELIEF AND INFRASTRUCTURE INTERVENTION FOLLOWING SEVERE FLOODING IN STELLENBOSCH
The GOOD Party Stellenbosch is deeply concerned about the devastating impact of the severe flooding experienced this past weekend, following the first pre-seasonal rains in Idas Valley, Cloetesville and surrounding areas in Stellenbosch.
Chantelle Kyd
GOOD DEMANDS DECISIVE ACTION FROM DA-LED GOVERNMENT FOLLOWING TRANSPORT SECTOR MARCH
The GOOD Party reiterates its full support for the transport sector following the march, recently held in George.
A CITY MISLED: DA SPIN FAILS TO HIDE THE TRUTH OF VELODROME CLOSURE
The announcement by the City of Cape Town to close and repurpose the Bellville Velodrome under the guise of a “world-class upgrade” is a betrayal of the highest order towards the cycling community and the residents of this city.
Chantelle Kyd
GOOD WARNS DA: FIX COMMUNITY FAILURES OR FACE BUDGET OPPOSITION
The GOOD Party notes the close of public participation on the draft budget and warns the DA-led administration: residents have spoken clearly, and they expect action.
CITY APP COLLAPSE DELAYS SERVICE DELIVERY, LEAVES CAPE TOWN ROADS DANGEROUS DURING RAINS
The ongoing dysfunction of the Democratic Alliance-led City of Cape Town’s reporting systems during the recent rainfall has directly contributed to delays in service delivery, particularly in addressing critical road hazards such as potholes and flooding.
THE DA-CONTROLLED CITY OF CAPE TOWN’S “LOWER RATES CLAIM” DOES NOT HOLD UP
The DA-led City of Cape Town has repeatedly communicated that “lower rates are coming” because of the 2026/27 Draft Budget. This claim is based on the 10.2% reduction in the rate-in-the-rand.
SAME BUDGET, SAME FLOODS: CAPE TOWN’S FIRST RAINFALL EXPOSES THE DA’S STORMWATER BLUFF
The first real rainfall has once again exposed what residents across Cape Town already know, the DA-led City is not fixing the stormwater system, it is managing the optics around it.
CITY MUST ACCOUNT FOR BILLIONS CLAIMED WHILE COMMUNITIES ARE LEFT BEHIND
Serious questions are mounting over the City of Cape Town’s use of borrowed funds, as residents across multiple communities continue to live without basic services despite repeated claims of large-scale infrastructure investment.
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