GOOD CONDEMNS THE WAVE OF MASS SHOOTINGS AND SYSTEMIC FAILURE OF PUBLIC SAFETY IN CAPE TOWN
The GOOD Party condemns, in the strongest and most unambiguous terms, the ongoing bloodbath unfolding across the City of Cape Town.
Brett
KNYSNA WATER CRISIS: GIFT OF THE GIVERS RIDES TO THE STATE’S RESCUE, AGAIN
Residents of Knysna can breathe a massive sigh of relief at the news that Gift of the Givers has stepped in to help alleviate the town’s water crisis, and that they won’t be entirely dependent on the short-term interventions of politicians and officials.
MARIKANA MASS SHOOTING EXPOSES THE DEADLY BLIND SPOT IN CRIME STATISTICS AND RESOURCE ALLOCATION
The mass shooting in Marikana, Philippi East, in the early hours of Saturday, 17 January 2026, which claimed the lives of seven people and left three others injured, is a brutal reminder that crime statistics are failing to reflect the reality on the ground.
Chantelle Kyd
GOOD CALLS ON EXECUTIVE MAYOR TO ACT WITHOUT FURTHER DELAY ON BACKYARD DWELLER RELIEF
The GOOD Party has once again submitted formal written questions to the Council following the continued failure of the DA/FF+/ACDP-led Executive in the George Municipality to act on urgent relief for backyard dwellers.
GOOD CALLS FOR LAWFUL, CONSTITUTIONAL ACTION TO PROTECT LEARNERS’ RIGHTS
The GOOD Party has raised serious concerns about recent decisions by the Department of Education that are negatively affecting learners and their families. The party warns that failures in lawful and fair administration place children’s constitutional rights at risk.
GOOD SUPPORTS THE CALL TO AMEND THE NATIONAL ROAD TRAFFIC ACT TO PROHIBIT DRIVING AFTER DRINKING
GOOD supports the call from the National Minister of Transport, the Honourable Barbara Creecy, to amend Section 65 of the National Road Traffic Act so that driving after any drinking of alcohol is totally prohibited.
Chantelle Kyd
GOOD PARTY SUBMITS MOTION TO RENAME PW BOTHA BOULEVARD: A STEP TOWARD JUSTICE AND SOCIAL COHESION IN GEORGE
The GOOD Party has officially submitted a motion in terms of Rule 19 of the George Municipality Rules of Order, calling for the renaming of PW Botha Boulevard. The motion, moved by Councillor Chantelle Kyd, seeks to remove the public honour bestowed upon an apartheid-era leader whose legacy is defined by repression and the denial of fundamental human rights.
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ARRESTS EXPOSE DEEPER FAILURE IN DA-LED CITY’S SAFETY GOVERNANCE
GOOD notes the arrest of two Law Enforcement officers by the Western Cape Anti-Corruption Unit on 13 January 2026, following a corruption sting in Parow. The officers allegedly demanded a R3 000 bribe from a motorist instead of enforcing the law. We commend the members of the public who did the right thing and the Anti-Corruption Unit for acting decisively.
BACK TO SCHOOL FOR SOME, LEFT BEHIND FOR THOUSANDS
Schools reopened today across the Western Cape and across the country. For many learners, this time of year brings nervous excitement, fresh beginnings, and the promise of opportunity.
WESTERN CAPE MATRIC RESULTS REVEAL THE GHOST OF HF VERWOERD
In 1953, Minister of Native Affairs HF Verwoerd introduced the Bantu Education Act that established a separate and inferior education system for Black children. “What is the point of teaching the Bantu child Mathematics,” he asked, when “there is no place for the Bantu… above the level of certain forms of labour”.
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