Brutal Soweto Murders: We Are Failing Our Children
The GOOD Party in Johannesburg is extremely concerned that this kind of violent crime persists in our communities.
6 April 2014. Khor Abeche: A displaced mother and her child inspect the remnants of their burnt house in Khor Abeche, South Darfur.
According to the community leaders, more than 3,000 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) still remain inside the UNAMID base, following the attack that they suffered by an armed group on March 22.
About 300 heavily armed men attacked the IDP camp, setting fire to dozens of shelters and stealing livestock belonging to the residents.
The World Food Programme (WFP) have already distributed food (sorghum) to the IDPs and the UNAMID base provide potable water and health care, while a team of 35 UNAMID engineers are currently constructing a 70,000 m2 Buffer Zone, with watch towers, solar lights, two community centers and latrines at the vicinity of the base, where the IDPs will be able to securely settle in the near future.
Photo by Albert Gonzalez Farran, UNAMID
Extreme Poverty In SA: Still No Plan To Extend Or Replace Measly R350
The fate of about eight million South Africans, who currently relies on R350 to survive, remains unknown once the grant is suspended in March 2024.
Disgrace: Western Cape Municipalities Can’t Be Bothered To Spend Money Provided By Treasury To Improve Conditions In Poorer Communities
Bredell must account for his failure to execute his oversight mandate.
Generic picture of tinned food at a supermarket, containing hormone-disrupting BPA chemicals, also found in certain baby bottles, plastics and till slips, for Power Report. Wednesday 18/09/2013Picture: KEVIN SUTHERLAND 18/09/2013 SUNDAY TIMES - MAINBODY
Spiraling Food Prices: When Will Government Act On Basic Income Grant?
The spiraling food prices in South Africa continue to be a crushing reality for the millions of people who either do not have any form of income, or are struggling to survive on the bare minimum.
City Of Cape Town: Officials Unbothered By Lost Opportunities For The Poorest Of Communities
Valuable opportunities for poverty alleviation and economic inclusion are simply being lost in the City of Cape Town.
Electoral Amendment Bill: Still A Long Road Ahead For Sufficient Reform
While the GOOD Party supports the latest amendments to the Electoral Amendment Bill, we believe the reform in our elective process is far from finished.
We Need To Start Building Towards A Truly Free And Fair Western Cape
Residents in this Province are standing off against waves of extreme poverty.
Failed Gupta Extradition: GOOD Requests Speaker To Schedule Urgent National Discussion Of Importance
The idea that the Gupta bothers are off the hook and roaming free is both devastating and suspicious.
Tshwane By-Election: GOOD Green Shoots
Yesterday, GOOD contested its first by-election outside of the Western Cape as part of growing our national footprint.
Electricity Crisis: Trust Deficit Renders State Toothless
Two of the Big Three measures government recently introduced to stabilise Eskom – the declaration of a State of Disaster, and special auditing measures for the ailing power company – have been sunk in a storm of mistrust and anger.
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