The GOOD party calls on the City of Cape Town to account for the failing state of the city’s roads and sewer networks. Earlier in the week, an image of a rubbish truck, stuck in a sinkhole circulated on community WhatsApp groups and social media.
GOOD does not condone the violent action that played out on the streets of the city but we need answers to what led us to this point.
Deokaran was a strong woman who swam in a sea of dishonesty and paid the ultimate price for kicking against the tide of corruption and impunity.
The GOOD Party is urging the City of Cape Town to prioritise early childhood development and assist the unregistered ECD Centres with compliance and registration.
The GOOD party is saddened by the decision of council speaker, Koos Le Roux, not to grant a special council meeting in response to corruption allegations against Mayor Conrad Poole.
The DA administration owes the community of Atlantis one of the most basic services - a decent, reliable, professional, and centralised medical centre.
Hill-Lewis must explain why he is litigating against NERSA secretively, and how much credit has accrued to the City’s electricity consumers over the past 13 months of illegal over-charging.
Over a year and a half has passed since the SIU revealed that the City of Cape Town spent R42-million irregularly on setting up and operating their widely condemned “homeless persons camp” in Strandfontein, in 2020.
The Minister of Police, Bheki Cele and Minister of Justice, Ronald Lamola need to address the declining confidence in the country’s criminal justice system and the police’s ability to maintain law and order.
The people responsible for setting fire to the Swellendam Municipality and closing the N2, among other outrages today, must be condemned in the strongest terms.