EITHER CAPE TOWN SPEAKER CALLS PROPER DEBATE ON MOTION FOR HER REMOVAL OR OPPOSITION PARTIES WILL ASK COURT TO COMPEL HER

Lawyers representing opposition parties in the City of Cape Town have written to the Speaker of Council, Felicity Purchase, to demand that the Council meeting scheduled for Thursday 21 August 2025 be held in-person in the Council Chambers.

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CONFRONTING THE WESTERN CAPE’S MASS SHOOTING CRISIS – COUNTING THE DEAD IS NOT A SAFETY PLAN

GOOD Speech by Brett Herron, GOOD Secretary-General & Member of the Western Cape Parliament. Note to editor: This speech was delivered by GOOD Secretary-General & Member of the Western Cape Parliament Brett Herron during today’s interpellation on Mass Shootings

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NATIONAL DIALOGUE: SPIRALLING SOCIAL UNREST PROVES WE MUST HAVE THE HARD CONVERSATIONS

The GOOD Party will join the National Dialogue to confront South Africa’s youth unemployment crisis, a ticking time bomb for social stability. The latest QLFS shows 8.4 million people unemployed, 3.4 million discouraged work seekers, and young people aged 15–34 bearing the brunt.

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THIS IS WHY THE RIGHT-WING AXIS IS WRONG TO WITHDRAW FROM NATIONAL CONVERSATION

Without pragmatic discussion followed by decisive action to address colour-coded inequality South Africa risks being led by a Robert Mugabe. If we don’t prioritise narrowing inequality and accelerate fixing social and economic exclusions and injustices inherited from our divided history, economic growth and social stability will remain pipe dreams.

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WOMEN’S MONTH:  QUARTERLY LABOUR STATS ROOT WOMEN OF COLOUR TO THE BOTTOM RUNG

Theoretically and Constitutionally equal, but practically prejudiced and marginalised. That’s the picture of women, particularly women of colour, that emerges from South Africa’s latest Quarterly Labour Force Survey - as it has for the past 30 years.

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TSHWANE CONTEMPT CONVICTION CONFIRMS YEARS OF DA FAILURE

The GOOD Party notes the High Court’s instruction that the Executive Mayor of Tshwane be sentenced to 30 days’ imprisonment, suspended for one year. This order stems from the City’s failure to comply with an October 2022 judgment directing specific work to be completed during the 2022/2023 financial year.

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Read more about the article GOOD PARTY CALLS ON ROB QUINTAS TO FIND THE MISSING R12 MILLION TO SAVE DIAL-A-RIDE
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GOOD PARTY CALLS ON ROB QUINTAS TO FIND THE MISSING R12 MILLION TO SAVE DIAL-A-RIDE

The City of Cape Town’s plan to drastically scale back the Dial-a-Ride service from 8 September 2025 will strip the most vulnerable residents of their only safe and reliable means to reach jobs, healthcare, education, and community life.

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STELLENBOSCH MUNICIPALITY: GOOD PARTY SLAMS DELAY IN IDAS VALLEY INFRASTRUCTURE REPAIRS

The GOOD Party in Stellenbosch is calling on the Stellenbosch Municipality to urgently prioritise long-overdue infrastructure upgrades in Rustenberg Street, Idas Valley, after a serious sewage spill endangered the health and safety of a local family.

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WOMEN’S DAY 2025: HONOURING COURAGE, DEFENDING HUMANITY

This Women’s Day, we honour the courage, resilience, and leadership of women in South Africa. We celebrate the countless women in our communities who hold families and neighbourhoods together - as caregivers, breadwinners, community leaders and changemakers - often without recognition or reward. To you, we say: “Siyabonga, Mbo-Kodo.”

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