PASS RATES CAN’T HIDE THE VIOLENCE AND POLITICAL NEGLECT
The 2025 matric results in the Western Cape are not just a measure of academic performance; they are a testament to survival.
MOST MATRICULANTS DESERVE MEDALS FOR DEFYING ODDS STACKED AGAINST THEM
Congratulations to the Matric class of 2025. You have completed a long journey, often in difficult circumstances at home, in your community or at school, putting in the hard work and demonstrating the resilience to reach an important milestone.
GOOD PARTY WELCOMES APPOINTMENT OF ADV. MOTHIBI AS NEW PROSECUTIONS CHIEF
Advocate Andy Mothibi possesses the credentials and track record to make an excellent National Director of Public Prosecutions. He is an experienced prosecutor who has led the Special Investigations Unit with admirable success.
Brett
COUNCILLOR WESLEY NEUMANN’S VICTORY AND REINSTATEMENT AS PRINCIPAL OF HEATHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL
The GOOD Party welcomes the Labour Court judgment ordering the retrospective reinstatement of GOOD Councillor Wesley Neumann as Principal of Heathfield High School.
N2 VIOLENCE CONTINUES AS CITY DEFLECTS BLAME AND FAILS COMMUNITIES
The City of Cape Town Mayor’s attempt to shift responsibility for violent crime along the N2 by blaming SANRAL is misleading, contradictory, and unacceptable.
CAPE CULTURE OF GANGSTERISM- NGO REPORT CONTAINS RAPID INTERVENTION ROADMAP FOR GOVERNMENT
The Global Initiative Against Transnational Organised Crime has published the latest edition of its Western Cape Gang Monitor, which should be required reading for a Western Cape Government that is singularly failing to counter the culture of gang association and violence.
NEW MINIMUM WAGE A SMALL STEP TOWARDS FAIRNESS- BUT ECONOMIC GROWTH MUST BE THE STATE’S PRIMARY NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION
The GOOD Party supports the proposed 1.5% above-inflation rate increase to the minimum wage, which will rise from R28.79 per hour to more than R30 per hour in March 2026.
GOOD REJECTS MISLEADING ADJUSTMENT BUDGET AND CALLS OUT FALSE CLAIMS
Speaker, after enduring the Minister’s thirty-five–page marathon of a speech, I walked out not inspired, not reassured, but deeply disappointed. This year’s adjustment budget is nothing short of an insult to the people of this province.
DRAKENSTEIN MUNICIPALITY’S RECENT WATER CONSUMPTION NOTICE IS AN INDICATION OF A RISK THAT REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ACTION
Drakenstein Municipality recently cautioned residents to use water responsibly after noting a decline in dam levels.
CITY’S DIESEL BUS PROCUREMENT DEEPENS ENVIRONMENTAL INEQUALITY ON THE CAPE FLATS
The City of Cape Town's decision to procure a new fleet of diesel buses, using more polluting Euro V diesel, for the upcoming Metro South East Corridor (MSEC) raises serious environmental justice concerns for communities already burdened by poor air quality.
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