The GOOD Party welcomes the resignation of the Deputy Mayor of Oudtshoorn who remained in his position despite being in police custody and awaiting trial on sex offences.

The GOOD Party has submitted a motion of no confidence in the Deputy Mayor of Oudtshoorn who is currently sitting in jail awaiting trial on sex offences.

The Western Cape government Medium-term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) has failed to effectively highlight a clear path of development and growth within the province.

The GOOD party more than tripled its support in yesterday's Ward 38 Cape Town by-election, in a result that saw growth of 12% for the party.

South African will remain a violent, crime-ridden place until the violent structure of its past and present, characterized by social, spatial and economic exclusion, is holistically acknowledged and addressed.

Instead of seemingly endlessly being wound around Zuma’s finger, South Africans are desperate for signs that the rule of law still exists.

As GOOD we appeal to all stakeholders involved and call for calm and sensible dialogue to restore order and services to affected communities.

Criminals in the Western Cape are becoming increasingly brazen while a crisis within the South African Police Service seems to be growing.

The GOOD party in the Western Cape calls on all stakeholders in the taxi industry to take the necessary steps to avoid negatively impacting this year's final matric examinations.

In Oudtshoorn, the DA-led council won’t act against its deputy mayor, who continues to receive his salary despite sitting in jail awaiting trial on sex offences, because it may lead to the party losing power in the town.