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.

Residents in this Province are standing off against waves of extreme poverty.

The idea that the Gupta bothers are off the hook and roaming free is both devastating and suspicious.

Yesterday, GOOD contested its first by-election outside of the Western Cape as part of growing our national footprint.

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.

It is unacceptable for Stellenbosch Municipality to behave like a law unto itself. The Speaker and Mayor are not above the rules of Council.

These are no ordinary times, and our residents need decisive leaders and bold steps.

Municipalities have a duty to provide services efficiently and reliably, and to ensure they are provided affordably to everyone, with support for those households and individuals that need it most.

GOOD has submitted a formal complaint with the Stellenbosch Municipality against Ms. Annelene De Beer.

The Western Cape Provincial Budget as tabled by MEC Wenger has been, since 2019, a theoretical document with little, to no real impact.