Gender Based Violence Hotline Requires Resources To Live Up To Potential
South Africa needs to put the required resources behind the initiatives it promotes to tackle GBVF if government is serious about fighting this scourge, as it says it is.
South Africa needs to put the required resources behind the initiatives it promotes to tackle GBVF if government is serious about fighting this scourge, as it says it is.
Findings from an investigation into the death of an elderly wheelchair-bound resident at Huis Maudie Kriel paint a concerning picture of the state of social services in South Africa.
The GOOD party stands in support of the rule of law in the City of Johannesburg amid disputes about the appointment of new Speaker in council.
We must enforce stricter regulations and greater financial penalties for mines that fail to meet the environmental code.
The GOOD Party has demanded that the DA-led George Municipality stops meeting virtually and schedules future Council meetings at the Council Chambers or an alternative venue accessible to the public.
Last week, GOOD supported the motion of no confidence against Speaker, Vasco da Gama, because he has abused the position of Speaker to shield the government from Council and public scrutiny, and to undermine transparency.
Across the country, precious infrastructure, from electrical wiring and fittings, to fencing, railings and anything metallic, is being vandalized, stripped, or stolen by criminals and sold to scrap merchants.
We must do more to integrate women into local and national politics, and into senior positions in the civil service. The GOOD party calls for equal pay for equal work. When we empower women, we empower families and communities.
We are saddened to hear of the sudden passing of the DA’s Western Cape Parliamentary Chief Whip, the Honourable Lorraine Botha.
Deputy Mayor of the Garden Route District Municipality, Gert van Niekerk (FF+), and Mayor of George, Leon van Wyk (DA), are working together to prop up the legacy of the apartheid- era Group Areas Act in George.