GEORGE MUNICIPALITY’S ADJUSTMENT BUDGET FAVOURS SHOWPIECE EVENTS OVER GRASSROOTS GROWTH
This Adjustment Budget of the George Municipality forces us to confront a simple question: who truly benefits from our spending priorities?
This Adjustment Budget of the George Municipality forces us to confront a simple question: who truly benefits from our spending priorities?
Speech by Brett Herron, Unite for Change Leadership Council member and GOOD member of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament. Note to Editor: This speech was delivered during the SOPA debate
The Spatial Development Framework is a crucial tool for addressing key challenges in the Garden Route District Municipality. I'd like to highlight two critical areas that require attention.
Speech by Suzette Little, GOOD Deputy Secretary-General & City of Cape Town Councillor. Note to Editor: This speech was delivered during the City of Cape Town Municipality Council Meeting.
Speech by Chad Davids, GOOD City of Cape Town Councillor. Note to Editor: This speech was delivered during the City of Cape Town Municipality Council Meeting
Speaker, after enduring the Minister’s thirty-five–page marathon of a speech, I walked out not inspired, not reassured, but deeply disappointed. This year’s adjustment budget is nothing short of an insult to the people of this province.
Statement by Axolile Notywala, GOOD City of Cape Town Councillor. Note to Editor: This speech was delivered during the Cape Town Council Meeting
Speech by Siyabulela Mamkeli, GOOD City of Cape Town Councillor. Note to Editor: This speech was delivered during the Cape Town Council Meeting
The GOOD Party notes with concern the handling of the Platner Boulevard project. Proper inspection should have been carried out, yet the engineering firm SMEC delivered incomplete work. Despite this, the firm received full payment for an impact study that failed to identify critical issues with the sidewalk and road.
What does the dramatically different way the province responds to land occupations versus occupations of vacant buildings tell us about the Western Cape’s commitment to spatial integration?