If the United Nations cannot, through nation-state cooperation, give effect to judgements of the ICJ, or negotiate justice and peace, then serious pressure must be applied to changing its archaic structure that affords disproportionate power to a few privileged nations thereby rendering it unfit for purpose.
The GOOD party in Cape Town calls for the immediate suspension of Mayco member, Grant Twigg, as well as Executive Director Luzuko Mdunyelwa, for their role in the collapse of waste collection services across 300 informal settlements in the city.
GOOD Press Statement by Sarah Mabotsa, GOOD City of Tshwane Councillor 10 January 2024 The GOOD party is concerned over reports that the Tshwane Economic Development Agency (TEDA) has attracted R0 in foreign…
The GOOD party strongly condemns the recent comments made to the press by Burundian President, Evariste Ndayishimiye on the LGBTIQ+ community.
South Africa’s application to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) against Israel, under the Genocide Convention, is a welcome attempt to deliver justice to Palestinian civilians who are being unjustly collectively punished for Hamas’ attack on Israel on 7 October 2023.
City of Cape Town law-enforcement officers are carrying out pre-Christmas evictions without court orders or the presence of the Sheriff of the Court as required by the law.
South Africa must use the COP28 commitment to shelve fossil fuels to re-energise its own commitments to environmental and social justice.
The GOOD party in Witzenberg is outraged by yet another case of abuse of office by Western Cape MEC for Local Government, Anton Bredell, through his interference in Council business.
GOOD welcomes the investigations into three Cape Town law enforcement officers for misconduct in separate incidents over the past few weeks.
The City of Cape Town this week jumped to table a new Outdoor Advertising by-law after residents of the Bokaap who erected pro-Palestine signs outside their homes were threatened by law enforcement officers over the weekend of 25-26 November.