GOOD congratulates the matric class of 2023 on successfully completing their basic education. The improved pass rate is encouraging, as is the fact that all provinces showed an increase in their pass rate.
GOOD Councillor in the City of Johannesburg, Lloyd Phillips, has persuaded a giant mining company to clean up its mess that was threatening to over-run a local primary school.
Failing to properly account for decades long delays after the conclusion of the TRC, and only beginning to act after most perpetrators have died, is a further subversion of accountability and justice.
The quiet cancellation of the long-distance passenger rail service between Joburg and Cape Town, and the reduction of the service to a pointless once-a-month between Durban and Johannesburg, should serve as a wake-up call to PRASA and the Department of Transport to get their priorities right.
The proposed Executive Deputy Mayor position in Tshwane is a complete waste of public funds, simply aimed at keeping coalition partners happy at the expense of the city’s residents.
GOOD encourages good citizens of Cape Town (regardless of their colour or religion or which political party they support) to continue speaking up for justice in Palestine.
The GOOD party in Nelson Mandela Bay has opened two cases of fraud and corruption against EFF councilor Khanya Nqgisha amid allegations of bribery and abuse of Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) funds.
Tshwane Mayor Cilliers Brink must stop dragging his feet and urgently address the staggering number of sinkholes dragging down the capital city.
The GOOD party calls on the City of Cape Town to withdraw its new Outdoor Advertising by-law which was adopted following an illegitimate process and is now being used to clamp down on freedom of expression.
The GOOD party in Nelson Mandela Bay has submitted a motion of no confidence in the Executive Mayor Gary van Niekerk as part of efforts to restore stability and ethical leadership in the municipality.